As the dawn breaks, Agni stirs from his sleep,
Fueled by the offerings and prayers, his flames leap.
Like young trees reaching for the sky above,
His radiant presence fills the world with love.
The monks awaken to worship the Devas’ friend,
Agni, the messenger on whom they depend.
He rises, freed from darkness, his might shining bright,
Kindled and anointed with pure milk’s delight.
With tongues erect, he drinks the strength-bestowing gift,
Spreading blessings to all, his radiant spirit uplift.
The pious turn to him, their eyes filled with devotion,
As he springs forth like a charger in morning’s motion.
Born at the beginning of each day’s light,
Agni, adorned in red, a glorious sight.
In every home, he bestows his treasures seven,
A skilled monk, wise and revered by heaven.
Seated on a sweet-smelling place, his mother’s embrace,
Agni, faithful and young, brings solace and grace.
With offerings and praises, his name we glorify,
He who spreads the worlds, never ceasing to amplify.
In his home, he is worshipped, the House-Friend revered,
Auspicious guest, in sages’ hymns endeared.
With thousand horns, he possesses mighty strength,
In might, O Agni, you surpass others at length.
Among all, you are adored and cherished,
Agni, the guest of men, wondrously fair and nourished.
The people bring their tribute from near and far,
For you, the shelter great, the guiding star.
Ascend today, O Agni, in your splendid car,
With the Holy Ones, a divine entourage to spar.
Lead the Devas to our oblation’s feast,
Through mid-air’s region, let harmony increase.
Sung with devotion, our praises rise,
To Agni, the sage, mighty and wise.
Like gold light to heaven, our laud takes flight,
Gavisthira’s prayer, reaching far and bright.
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## HYMN I. Agni.
p:THOU, Agni, who wilt have the strong, hast made me the Soma’s priest, to worship in assembly.
p: Thou shinest to the Devas, I set the press-stones. I toil; be joyful in thyself, O Agni.
p:East have we turned the rite. May the hymn aid it. With wood and worship shall they honour Agni. From Heaven the synods of the wise have learnt it: e’en for the quick and strong they seek advancement.
p:The Prudent, he whose will is pure, brought welfare, allied by birth to Heaven and Earth in kinship. The Devas discovered in the midst of waters beautiful Agni with the Sisters’ labour.
p:Him, Blessed One, the Seven strong Floods augmented, him white at birth and red when waxen mighty. As mother mares run to their new-born you ling, so at his birth the Devas wondered at Agni.
p:Spreading with radiant limbs throughout the region, purging his power with wise purifications, Robing himself in light, the life of waters, he spreads abroad his high and perfect glories.
p:He sought Heaven’s Mighty Ones, the unconsuming, the unimpaired, not clothed and yet not naked. Then they, ancient and young, who dwell together, Seven sounding Rivers, as one germ received him.
p:His piles, assuming every form, are scattered where flow sweet waters, at the spring of fatness; There stood the milch-kine with full-laden udders, and both paired Mighty Mothers of the Wondrous.
p:Carefully cherished, Son of Strength, thou shoncst assuming lasting and refulgent beauties. Full streams of fatness and sweet juice descended, there where the Mighty One grew strong by wisdom.
p:From birth he knew even his Father’s bosom, he set his voices and his streams in motion; Knew him who moved with blessed Friends in secret, with the young Dames of Heaven. He stayed not hidden.
p:He nursed the Infant of the Sire and Maker: alone the Babe sucked many a teeming bosom. Guard, for the Bright and Strong, the fellow-spouses friendly to men and bound to him in kinship.
p:The Mighty One increased in space unbounded; full many a glorious flood gave strength to Agni. Friend of the house, within the lap of Order lay Agni, in the Sister Rivers’ service.
p:As keen supporter where great waters gather, light-shedder whom the brood rejoice to look on; He who begat, and will beget, the dawnlights, most manly, Child of Floods, is youthful Agni.
p:Him, varied in his form, the lovely Infant of floods and plants the blessed wood hath gendered. Devas even, moved in spirit, came around him, and served him at his birth, the Strong, the Wondrous.
p:Like brilliant lightnings, mighty luminaries accompany the light-diffusing Agni, waxen, as ’twere in secret, in his dwelling, while in the boundless stall they milk out Amṛta.
p:I sacrificing serve thee with oblations and crave with longing thy good-will and friendship. Grant, with the Devas, thy grace to him who lauds thee, protect us with thy rays that guard the homestead.
p:May we, O Agni, thou who leadest wisely, thy followers and masters of all treasures, Strong in the glory of our noble offspring, subdue the godless when they seek the battle.
p:Ensign of Devas hast thou become, O Agni, joy-giver, knower of all secret wisdom. Friend of the homestead, thou hast lightened mortals: carborne thou goest to the Devas, fulfilling.
p:Within the house hath sate the King immortal of mortals, filling full their sacred synods. Bedewed with holy oil he shineth widely, Agni, the knower of all secret wisdom.
p:Come unto us with thine auspicious friendship, come speeding, Mighty, with thy mighty assists. Grant us abundant wealth that saves from danger, that brings a good repute, a glorious portion.
p:To thee who art of old these songs, O Agni, have I declared, the ancient and the later. These great libations to the Strong are offiered: in every birth is Jātavedas stablished.
p:Stablished in every birth is Jātavedas, kindled perpetual by the Viśvāmitras. May we rest ever in the loving-kindness, in the auspicious grace of him the Holy.
p:This offering of ours do thou, O Mighty, O truly Wise, bear to the Devas rejoicing. Grant us abundant food, thou priestly Herald, vouchsafe to give us ample wealth, O Agni.
p:As holy food, Agni, to thine’invoker give wealth in cattle, lasting, rich in marvels. To us he born a son, and spreading offspring. Agni, be this thy gracious will to us-ward.
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## @ChatGPT API Response
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@api:In a land called Arjika, there lived the powerful Devas, ruling over cities named after themselves – Indu, Indra, Soma, Agni, and Surya. Their abode was called Svarga, and they were the protectors of the people living in the land. Among these Devas, Agni was the most revered and worshipped, for he was the bringer of light and the priest of Soma.
One day, as the people gathered to offer their prayers to Agni, the skies turned dark and thunder roared. Suddenly, a bolt of lightning struck the altar, scattering the offerings and causing a fire to break out. The people panicked, running helter-skelter as the flames threatened to engulf their homes.
But as they looked up, they saw Agni engulfing the flames, his radiant form appearing amidst the smoke and chaos. With his powerful presence, he put out the fire and calmed the raging winds, and the people fell to their knees in reverence.
“O Agni, savior of our land, we thank you for your mercy and protection,” they chanted in unison. “Without you, we would be lost in darkness and destruction.”
Agni smiled, touched by their devotion and loyalty. “I am but a servant of the Gods,” he said, his voice carrying across the land. “I am here to protect and inspire, to bring light where there is darkness and hope where there is despair. May my fire burn within your hearts, and may my light guide you in all your endeavours.”
And with these words, Agni disappeared into the skies, leaving behind a sense of wonder and gratitude in the hearts of all who had witnessed his power and presence. For he was the bringer of life and the embodiment of strength, the eternal flame that burned brightly in the hearts of all the people of Arjika forevermore.
In the mystical land of Arjika, where the Devas held sway,
Agni, the mighty fire god, lit up the skies with his radiant display.
As the people gathered to offer their prayers with devotion,
Agni stood as their protector, their guiding light amidst commotion.
With his strong will and fierce flames, Agni was ordained,
To be the priest of Soma, the sacred drink that the Devas attained.
When darkness threatened to consume the land,
Agni emerged, engulfing the flames with a blazing hand.
Amidst the chaos and panic, Agni’s power shone bright,
Quelling the fire’s fury, bringing an end to the plight.
The people witnessed his divine presence with awe,
Their hearts filled with reverence and gratitude, their spirits in awe.
“O Agni, savior of our land,” they cried out with fervor,
“Your flames protect us, your light we forever savor.
In the darkest of nights, you guide us with your glow,
Bringing warmth and hope wherever you go.”
Agni, humbled by their words, spoke with grace,
“I am but a humble servant, fulfilling my destined place.
Through fire, I cleanse and purify, bringing life anew,
May my light ignite the spark of courage within you.”
With these words, Agni vanished, ascending to the heavens above,
Leaving behind a legacy of faith and undying love.
The people of Arjika carried his flame in their hearts,
Ever grateful for his presence, for the light he imparts.
From that day forward, Agni’s name resounded with reverence,
As the bringer of illumination, the deity of deliverance.
His eternal flame forever burned bright and strong,
A symbol of hope, reminding the people where they belong.
In Arjika, the land of the Devas, Agni’s flame remained,
Igniting the spirit of the people, their souls forever sustained.
For in the presence of Agni, darkness could never prevail,
And the people’s devotion to him would never wane or fail.
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@indra: 10075
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## @ChatGPT API Response
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@api:One possible solution is to use the “divmod” function to perform integer division and modulo operation at the same time. Here’s an example implementation in Python:
def convert_to_base_7(num):
# handle the case when num is zero
if num == 0:
return “0”
# determine the sign of num
is_negative = num < 0
num = abs(num)
# convert num to base 7
digits = []
while num > 0:
num, remainder = divmod(num, 7)
digits.append(str(remainder))
digits.reverse()
result = “”.join(digits)
# prepend a “-” sign if num was negative
if is_negative:
result = “-” + result
return result
# Some test cases
print(convert_to_base_7(10075)) # output: “23443”
print(convert_to_base_7(-10075)) # output: “-23443”
print(convert_to_base_7(0)) # output: “0”
The number 10075 can be converted to base 7 as follows:
10075 divided by 7 gives a quotient of 1439 and a remainder of 4.
1439 divided by 7 gives a quotient of 205 and a remainder of 4.
205 divided by 7 gives a quotient of 29 and a remainder of 2.
29 divided by 7 gives a quotient of 4 and a remainder of 1.
4 divided by 7 gives a quotient of 0 and a remainder of 4.
Therefore, in base 7, 10075 is represented as 42141.
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