सूर्य सूक्त — ऋग्वेद १.५०
Surya Sukta — Rigveda 1.50
Thirteen Vedic verses on the rising sun, light, vision, the seven-horsed chariot and prayers for well-being.
समर्पितसूर्य देवudu tyn jaatavedasn devn vahanti ketavh.drishe vishvaaya sooryam (1)
apa tye taayavo yathaa nakshatraa yantyaktubhih.sooraaya vishvachakshase (2)
adrishramasya ketavo vi rashmayo janaan anu.bhraajanto agnayo yathaa (3)
taranirvishvadarshato jyotishkridasi soorya.vishvamaa bhaasi rochanam (4)
pratyang devaanaan vishh pratyangngudeshi maanushaan.pratyang vishvn svardrishe (5)
yenaa paavaka chakshasaa bhuranyantn janaan anu.tvn varuna pashyasi (6)
vi dyaameshi rajasprithvahaa mimaano aktubhih.pashyanyjanmaani soorya (7)
sapta tvaa harito rathe vahanti deva soorya.shochishkeshn vichakshana (8)
ayukta sapta shundhyuvh sooro rathasya naptyh.taabhiryaati svayuktibhih (9)
udvayn tamasaspari jyotishpashyanta uttaram.devn devatraa sooryamaganma jyotiruttamam (10)
udyannadya mitramaha aarohannuttaraan divam.hridrogn mama soorya harimaann cha naashaya (11)
shukeshu me harimaann ropanaakaasu dadhmasi.atho haaridraveshu me harimaann ni dadhmasi (12)
udagaadayamaadityo vishvena sahasaa saha.dvishantn mahyn randhayan mo ahn dvishate radham (13)
Vedic Heritage Portal — Rigveda, Shakala Samhita 1.50
Ancient/public-domain Vedic text; official Government of India portal used for verification
Vedic accents are retained from the cited source. Both meanings are original BhajanDhara editorial.
सूर्य सूक्त — ऋग्वेद १.५० का अर्थ
The sukta moves from dawn's visible drama to the seven-horsed chariot and then to ancient prayers against illness and hostility. Those final verses preserve Vedic devotional language; they are not medical advice or a reason to look directly at the sun.