Atharva Veda 6.121

viṣāṇā pāśān vi ṣyādhy asmad ya uttamā adhamā vāruṇā ye duṣvapnyaṃ duritaṃ ni ṣvāsmad atha gacchema sukṛtasya lokam

For release from evil

An untier, do thou untie off us the fetters that are highest, lowest, that are Varuṇa's; remove (nis-sū) from us evil-dreaming [and] difficulty; then may we go to the world of the well-done.

yad dāruṇi badhyase yacca rajjvāṃ yad bhūmyāṃ badhyase yacca vācā ayaṃ tasmād gārhapatyo no agnir ud in nayāti sukṛtasya lokam

If (yát) thou art bound in wood, and if in a rope; if thou art bound in the earth, and if by a spell (vā́c)—may this householder's-fire lead us up from that to the world of the well-done.

udagātāṃ bhagavatī vicṛtau nāma tārake prehāmṛtasya yacchatāṃ praitu baddhakamocanam

Arisen are the two blessed stars named the Unfasteners; let them bestow here of immortality (amṛ́ta); let the releaser of the bound advance.

vi jihīṣva lokam kṛṇu bandhān muñcāsi baddhakam yonyā iva pracyuto garbhaḥ pathaḥ sarvāṁ anu kṣiya

Go thou apart; make room; mayest thou free the bound one from the bond; like a young fallen out of the womb, do thou dwell along all roads.