Peace Invocation.

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Om bhadram  karnebhih  srnuyama  devah

bhadram  pasyem-aksabhir-yajatrah

Sthirair-angais-tustuvagm-sastanubhih

vyasema  devahitam  yadayuh

Svasti na indro vraddha-sravah

svasti vah  nah  pusa  visva-vedah

Svasti nastarksyo  aristanemih

svasi no Brhaspatir-dadhhatu.

Om Santih !  Santih !!   Santih !!!

O ye Gods, may we hear with our ears [always] what is auspicious; 

O worshipful  ones, may we with our eyes  see [always] what is auspicious.

May we live the entire length  of our allotted  life hale and hearty offering our praises [unto Thee].

May Indra, the ancient and the famous, Pusan [sun] the all-knowing, 

the Lord of  swift motion ]Vayu/wind] who saves us from all harms 

and  Brhaspati who protects the spiritual wealth in us--bless us -

[with the intellectual strength to understand the scriptures and the heroic heart to follow the teachings].

Om Peace be!  Peace be !!  Peace be !!!

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