Jaiminīya (Talavakāra) Brāhmaṇa 33.200

33.200

yo ma īśāyāṃ yajate | jyeyassaḥ
na vai devā ahutasyādanti
na parṇāhutiśca na hotavyeti
sa hendra upaguṃ sauśravasametyovāca yājayāni tveti
sa hovāca na vā iha yajante
yo vā iha yajeta | jinīyurvai tamiti
taṃ ha lokaṃ lokaṃ darśayāṃcakāremamimaṃ vai lokamiṣṭvā jayatīti
sa hekṣāṃcakre'pi tyaṃ jinantu
hanta yajā iti
taṃ hovāca yājaya meti
taṃ ha yājayāṃcakāra
svayameva sadohavirdhāne uttasthatuḥ
ulkhale somamabhiṣuṣāva
sa hovācārādeva kutsādihāgahīti
sa ha kutsamevopeyāya
taṃ hovāca kamayaja iti
upagumiti
etamupaguṃ jinīteti

He who sacrifices in my dominion shall be overcome! The gods do not eat of what is unoffered, nor is an offering on a leaf to be made!' Then Indra approached Upagu Sauśravasa and said, 'Let me officiate for you in sacrifice.' He said, 'Indeed, they do not sacrifice here. Whoever sacrifices here, him they would conquer.' He showed him world after world, [saying,] 'Having sacrificed, one wins this world, and this.' He reflected: 'Even if they conquer that one, come, let me sacrifice!' He said to him, 'Officiate for me!' He officiated for him. The sadas hall and the havirdhāna shed arose of their own accord. He pressed Soma in a mortar. He said, 'Come here away from Kutsa.' He went to Kutsa himself. He said to him, 'For whom did you sacrifice?' 'For Upagu.' 'Conquer this Upagu!'