Atharva Veda
To the waters: for blessings
himavataḥ pra sravanti sindhau samaha saṅgamaḥ āpo ha mahyaṃ tad devīr dadan hṛddyotabheṣajam
To the waters: for blessings
They flow forth from the snowy (mountain); in the Indus somewhere [is their] gathering; may the heavenly waters give to me that remedy for heart-burn.
yan me akṣyor ādidyota pārṣṇyoḥ prapadoś ca yat āpas tat sarvaṃ niṣ karan bhiṣajāṃ subhiṣaktamāḥ
Whatever hath burnt (ā-dyut) in my eyes, and what in my heels, my front feet; may the waters remove all that—they of physicians the most excellent physicians.
sindhupatnīḥ sindhurājñīḥ sarvā yā nadya sthana datta nas tasya bheṣajaṃ tenā vo bhunajāmahai
Ye whose spouse is the Indus, whose king is the Indus, all ye streams that are—give us the remedy for this; for that would we enjoy you.