Śāṅkhāyana (Kauṣītaki) Āraṇyaka 11.2

11.2

ŚĀ 11,2
vāṅ mamety agnir āviveśa | prāṇo mameti vāyur āviveśa | apāno mameti vidyuta āviviśuḥ | udāno mameti parjanya āviveśa | cakṣur mamety āditya āviveśa | mano mameti candramā āviveśa | śrotram asmākam iti diśa āviviśuḥ | śarīraṃ mameti pṛthivy āviveśa | reto 'smākam ity āpa āviviśuḥ | balaṃ mametīndra āviveśa | manyur mametīśāna āviveśa | mūrdhā mamety ākāśa āviveśa | ātmā mameti brahmāviveśa | sa yathā mahān vṛkṣa ārdra upasiktamūlas tiṣṭhed evaṃ haiva sa tasthau ||

ŚĀ 11.2
"Speech is mine," saying this, Agni entered. "Breath is mine," saying this, Vāyu entered. "The downward breath is ours," saying this, the lightnings entered. "The upward breath is mine," saying this, Parjanya entered. "Sight is mine," saying this, the sun entered. "Mind is mine," saying this, the moon entered. "Hearing is ours," saying this, the directions entered. "The body is mine," saying this, the earth entered. "Semen is ours," saying this, the waters entered. "Strength is mine," saying this, Indra entered. "Anger is mine," saying this, Īśāna entered. "The head is mine," saying this, space entered. "The self is mine," saying this, Brahman entered. Just as a great tree, moist and with watered roots, would stand, just so did he stand.