Jaiminīya (Talavakāra) Brāhmaṇa 2-7.264

2-7.264

so'bravītsamenā3nena yajñena yakṣāmahā3 asamenā3 iti
samenetyabruvan
yatsamenetyabruvansama eva tadvarṣamakurvata same rāṣṭraṃ saṃjñāṃ eva tadakurvata
atha yadavakṣyannasamenetyasama eva varṣamabhaviṣyadasame rāṣṭramasaṃjñābhaviṣyat
te kena sameṣyāma iti
yajñāyajñīyeneti
tasmādyajñāyajñīyenaiva saṃyanti
vāgvai yajñāyajñīyam
vāgime lokāḥ
vācaiva tadvācamārohan
te trayastriṃśataṃ ca trīṇi ca śatāni prathame'hannadaduḥ
tenāsmim̐lloke'gnirarādhnot
trayastriṃśataṃ ca trīṇi ca śatāni dvitīye'hannadaduḥ
tenāsminantarikṣe loke vāyurarādhnot
trayastriṃśataṃ ca trīṇi ca śatāni tṛtīye'hannadaduḥ
tenāmuṣmim̐lloka ādityo'rādhnot
sa yo haivaṃ vidvānetena yajñakratunā yajata etāsu caiva devatāsvṛdhnotyetāṃśca
lokānāpnoti

He said: 'Shall we sacrifice with this sacrifice as an even one, or as an uneven one?' 'As an even one,' they said. Because they said 'as an even one,' they made rain even, they made the realm even, they made agreement. Now if they had said 'as an uneven one,' rain would have become uneven, the realm would have become uneven, there would have been disagreement. 'By what shall we agree?' 'By the Yajñāyajñīya.' Therefore they agree only through the Yajñāyajñīya. The Yajñāyajñīya is speech; these worlds are speech; with speech they ascended to speech. They gave three hundred and thirty-three on the first day; through that, Agni prospered in this world. They gave three hundred and thirty-three on the second day; through that, Vāyu prospered in this intermediate world. They gave three hundred and thirty-three on the third day; through that, Āditya prospered in yonder world. He who, knowing thus, sacrifices with this sacrificial rite, prospers in these deities and attains these worlds.