Sivoham-Acidaghora

The Devīsūkta, found in the 10th mandala of the Rigveda (10.125), is a hymn in praise of the Devi. It features the Devi herself proclaiming her supremacy.  The verses detail her presence within various deities (Vasus, Rudras) and natural forces.  She's portrayed as the source of wealth and blessings for those who worship her.  There's debate on the interpretation. Sāyaṇācārya sees it as Vāk (speech) identifying with the all-encompassing Brahman. However, it's also seen as a foundation for Shaktism due to its monotheistic portrayal of the Devi.

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The hairy one (Keshi) supports the fire (agni)... The hairy one supports both the worlds, he is called this Light (jyoti)...The munis, girdled with the wind, wear garments soiled, of yellow hue; after the wind's course follow they, when once the gods have entered them. Maddened with ecstasy
(mauna), we have mounted the winds. Ye, mortal men, are able now to see our bodies and no more... The muni flies through regions of the air, beholding all the various forms... Friend of the gods, friend of the Wind, friend most sweet and most rapturous... he drinks at the very cup of Rudra. (Rig Veda. 10.136)

Agniveśya (अग्निवेश्य)

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