Atharva Veda
For relief from guilt
yad yāmaṃ cakrur nikhananto agre kārṣīvaṇā annavido na vidyayā vaivasvate rājani taj juhomy atha yajñiyaṃ madhumad astu no 'nnam
For relief from guilt
What that was Yama's the Kārshīvaṇas made, digging down in the beginning, food-acquiring, not with knowledge, that I make an oblation unto the king, Vivasvant's son; so let our food be sacrificial (yajñíya), rich in sweet.
vaivasvataḥ kṛṇavad bhāgadheyaṃ madhubhāgo madhunā saṃ sṛjāti mātur yad ena iṣitaṃ na āgan yad vā pitā 'parāddho jihīḍe
Vivasvant's son shall make [us] an apportionment; having a portion of sweet, he shall unite [us] with sweet—whatever sin of [our] mother's, sent forth, hath come to us, or what [our] father, wronged,* hath done in wrath.
yadīdaṃ mātur yadi pitur naḥ pari bhrātuḥ putrāc cetasa ena āgan yāvanto asmān pitaraḥ sacante teṣāṃ sarveṣāṃ śivo astu manyuḥ
If from [our] mother or if from our father, forth from brother, from son, from thought (cétas), this sin hath come to [us]—as many Fathers as have fastened on (sac) us, of them all be the fury propitious [to us].