Rig Veda 4.56

mahī dyāvāpṛthivī iha jyeṣṭhe rucā bhavatāṃ śucayadbhir arkaiḥ yat sīṃ variṣṭhe bṛhatī viminvan ruvaddhokṣā paprathānebhir evaiḥ

May mighty Heaven and Earth, most meet for honour, be present here with light and gleaming splendours; When, fixing them apart, vast, most extensive, the Steer roars loudly in far-reaching courses.

devī devebhir yajate yajatrair aminatī tasthatur ukṣamāṇe ṛtāvarī adruhā devaputre yajñasya netrī śucayadbhir arkaiḥ

The Goddesses with Gods, holy with holy, the Two stand pouring out their rain, exhaustless: Faithful and guileless, having Gods for children, leaders of sacrifice with shining splendours.

sa it svapā bhuvaneṣv āsa ya ime dyāvāpṛthivī jajāna urvī gabhīre rajasī sumeke avaṃśe dhīraḥ śacyā sam airat

Sure in the worlds he was a skillful Craftsman, he who produced these Twain the Earth and Heaven. Wise, with his power he brought both realms, together spacious and deep, wellfashioned, unsupported.

nū rodasī bṛhadbhir no varūthaiḥ patnīvadbhir iṣayantī sajoṣāḥ urūcī viśve yajate ni pātaṃ dhiyā syāma rathyaḥ sadāsāḥ

O Heaven and Earth, with one accord promoting, with high protection as of Queens, our welfare, Far-reaching, universal, holy, guard us. May we, car-borne, through song be victors ever.

pra vām mahi dyavī abhy upastutim bharāmahe śucī upa praśastaye

To both of you, O Heaven and Earth, we bring our lofty song of praise, Pure Ones! to glorify you both.

punāne tanvā mithaḥ svena dakṣeṇa rājathaḥ ūhyāthe sanād ṛtam

Ye sanctify each other's form, by your own proper might ye rule, And from of old observe the Law.

mahī mitrasya sādhathas tarantī pipratī ṛtam pari yajñaṃ ni ṣedathuḥ

Furthering and fulfilling, ye, O Mighty, perfect Mitra's Law. Ye sit around our sacrifice.