Jaiminīya (Talavakāra) Brāhmaṇa 1.218

1.218

ayaṃ te indra somaḥ iti
punaḥproktirha vā eṣā haviṣaḥ
ayaṃ nu te paro yajñaḥ iti ha vā etadindrāya prāhuḥ
dvitīyaṃ hyetaddhaviḥ kriyate yadrātriḥ
tāsvaurdhvasadmanam
aurdhvasadmanena vai devā eṣu lokeṣūrdhvā asīdan
yadeṣu lokeṣūrdhvā asīdaṃstadaurdhvasadmasyaurdhvasadmanatvam
tadetatsvargyaṃ sāma
ūrdhva evaitena svarge loke sīdati ya evaṃ veda
aurdhvasadmanena vai devā asurāṇāṃ suvṛktibhiḥ iti paśūnavṛñjata nṛmādanamiti
vajraṃ prāharanbhareṣvā iti svargaṃ lokamārohan
aurdhvasadmanenaiva dviṣato bhrātṛvyasya suvṛktibhiḥ ityeva paśūnvṛṅkte nṛmādanamiti
vajraṃ praharati bhareṣvā iti svargaṃ lokamārohati
tānyāhurnānopetyāni
nāneva vā ime lokāḥ
eṣāṃ lokānāṃ vidhṛtyā iti
suvṛktibhiḥ iti vā ayaṃ lokaḥ nṛmādanamityantarikṣaṃ bhareṣvā ityasau
tasmānnānopetyānyeṣāṃ lokānāṃ vidhṛtyai

"This is your soma, O Indra"—this is indeed the re-announcement of the sacrificial offering. "This now is your further sacrifice," they indeed say to Indra. For this second sacrificial offering is made which is the night. On these [verses is] the Aurdhvasadmana. By the Aurdhvasadmana the gods sat upright in these worlds. Because they sat upright in these worlds, that is the Aurdhvasadmana's nature as Aurdhvasadmana. This is a heavenly-world-reaching sāman. Whoever knows thus sits upright in the heavenly world. By the Aurdhvasadmana the gods wrested the cattle of the Asuras with "suvṛktibhiḥ" ("with praises"); with "nṛmādanam" ("the exhilarator of men") they hurled the thunderbolt; with "bhareṣvā" ("in battles") they ascended to the heavenly world. By the Aurdhvasadmana indeed he wrests the cattle of his hateful rival with "suvṛktibhiḥ"; he hurls the thunderbolt with "nṛmādanam"; he ascends to the heavenly world with "bhareṣvā". They say: "They are to be approached separately. For these worlds are separate, as it were—for the support of these worlds." This world is "suvṛktibhiḥ"; the intermediate space is "nṛmādanam"; yonder world is "bhareṣvā". Therefore, they are to be approached separately, for the support of these worlds.