An impassioned ode to Indra, celebrating his immense strength, especially after drinking Soma. It extols his cosmic deeds—like destroying Vritra, moving waters, and upholding the sky—and invokes him for aid, wealth, and victory in battle.

This hymn calls upon Indra, the mighty Soma-drinker, as a purifying force and closest friend. Worshippers invoke him for abundant wealth and protection, celebrating his power as a supreme ruler who is pleased by hymns and offerings.

This hymn praises Indra as the ultimate master of wealth and unparalleled benefactor. It celebrates his formidable power in cosmic acts, such as breaking Vala and establishing the heavens, showcasing his generosity and ability to overcome all adversaries.

A powerful hymn that hails Indra as the supreme ruler and Vritra-slayer, whose strength upholds the cosmos. It celebrates his constant victories and leadership, affirming his unrivaled power and generosity as a protector of mankind.

This hymn glorifies Indra as the sovereign of mankind, a liberal king, and formidable warrior. It praises his ability to bring joy, victory, and vast wealth, invoking him to safely carry worshippers beyond all enemies.

A direct and intimate invitation to Indra, urging him to partake in the prepared Soma and accept praises. The worshipper eagerly seeks his presence, expecting him to be delighted and to destroy obstacles with Soma-fueled might.

This hymn is a comprehensive prayer to the Adityas and other benevolent gods for protection, well-being, and long life. It seeks their grace to ward off all forms of harm, sickness, and sin, and to ensure prosperity.

The Kanvas sing of Indra's formidable strength, recounting his triumphs over demons like Vritra, freeing waters and cattle. They call upon him in Soma-intoxication, seeking his protection, abundant wealth, and swift arrival to their fervent offerings and hymns.

Drawing Indra to their Soma-pressing like a roaring bull, devotees laud his wisdom, might, and fearlessness. This hymn celebrates him as the unconquered Vritra-slayer and fort-breaker, who grants abundant riches and victory, eagerly sought for his powerful presence.

This hymn repeatedly calls to Indra, the "dweller in the sky," to descend for the Soma libations. It describes the resonant pressing stones and Kanva's prayers, urging the hero to come from afar for protection, enjoyment, and to shower thousands of cows and horses upon his devotees.

A lengthy and devoted hymn to Agni, the divine priest, purifier, and bringer of gods. Worshippers implore him to blaze forth, grant bliss, protect them fiercely from all enemies and evils, and bestow life-strengthening wealth, strength, and victory in battles.

This hymn praises Indra, the mighty Bull, inviting him to drink Soma for strength. Worshippers ask for his protection from all sides, fearlessness, and a bounty of horses and cattle. He's celebrated as the victorious destroyer of forts, whose friendship brings wealth and defies the unconquerable.

Celebrating Indra’s unmatched strength and beneficial gifts, this hymn affirms his supreme power. He empowers the bold, befriends worshippers, and protects the universe, famously slaying Vritra. It contrasts the blessings for those who sacrifice with the fate of those who don't, echoing "Indra's gifts are beneficial."

This hymn links Indra to ancient wisdom and his role in liberating cows for the Angirases. It praises him as the sustainer of speech and hymns, asserting that all deeds are within his power. Worshippers invoke his strength and seek his protection, hoping to conquer with his alliance and the aid of other gods.

A direct appeal to Indra, inviting him to delight in hymns and bestow bounty. The worshipper asks him to crush the ungenerous and hateful, acknowledging his immense power as king and lord. It extends an urgent call to drink Soma, seeking his presence day and night to fulfill desires.

Summoning Indra from all directions, this hymn invites him to enjoy Soma juice, like a call for nourishment. It praises his glory and rule, asking him to grant great fame and protection from harm. The hymn also acknowledges earthly gifts received, connecting divine favor with worldly prosperity.

Priests energetically invoke Indra with songs and Soma, seeking his assistance and abundant wealth. This hymn recounts his mighty deeds, from scattering buried treasures to making cow enclosures tremble. It emphasizes continuous worship, inviting Indra to drink Soma and provide protection from all forms of misery and harm.