Śāṅkhāyana (Kauṣītaki) Āraṇyaka 10.6

10.6

ŚĀ 10,6
sa tṛptaḥ śrotraṃ tarpayati | śrotraṃ tṛptaṃ diśas tarpayati | diśas tṛptā avāntaradiśas tarpayanti | avāntaradiśas tṛptā yat kiṃcāvāntaradigbhir apihitam bhavad bhaviṣyad bhūtaṃ tat sarvaṃ tarpayati | ya evaṃ vidvān aśnāti ca pibati cāśayati ca pāyayati ca so 'śnāti sa pibati sa tṛpyati sa tarpayati ||

ŚĀ 10.6
He, satisfied, satisfies hearing. Hearing, satisfied, satisfies the directions. The directions, satisfied, satisfy the intermediate directions. The intermediate directions, satisfied, satisfy whatever is covered by the intermediate directions, present, future, and past; it satisfies all that. He who, knowing thus, eats and drinks, feeds and gives to drink, he eats, he drinks, he is satisfied, and he satisfies.