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# Jaiminīya (Talavakāra) Brāhmaṇa 58.311

Jaiminīyabrāhmaṇa 58.311

- **Language:** Sanskrit

### [58.311](https://indike.org/pramana/in.veda.brahmana.jaiminiya.58.311)

sa etaṃ gāyatrottamaṃ tṛtīyaṃ tryahamapaśyat  
tena pattaḥ pāpmānamapāhata  
taṃ padorasinot  
sa etaṃ gāyatrottamaṃ tṛtīyaṃ tryahamapaśyat  
tena pattaḥ pāpmānamapāhata  
apa pāpmānaṃ hate ya evaṃ veda  
svarāntena vai tryaheṇa prajāpatirmṛtyorātmānamatrāyata | nidhanāntena prajām  
iḷāntena paśūn  
etāvadvāvāsti yadātmā prajā paśavaḥ  
tadyatsadatrāyata tatsatrasya satratvam  
trāyata enaṃ sarvasmātpāpmano ya evaṃ veda  
svarāntena vai triyaheṇa prajāpatirdevānasṛjata | nidhanāntena pitṝn  
iḷāntena manuṣyān  
tadyatsvarāntena devānasṛjata tasmātte'mṛtāḥ  
amṛtena hi tānprāṇenāsṛjata  
atha yannidhanāntena pitṝnasṛjata tasmādu te nidhanasaṃsthāḥ  
atha yadiḷāntena manuṣyānasṛjata paśavo vā iḷā tasmādya eva paśumānbhavati  
taṃ manuṣyā upasamāyanti

> He saw this third three-day period, which has the gāyatra at the end. With it he struck away the evil from his feet. It bound him at the feet. He saw this third three-day period, which has the gāyatra at the end. With it he struck away the evil from his feet. He who knows this strikes away evil. By means of the three-day period ending in a tone (svara), Prajāpati protected himself from death; by that ending in a cadence (nidhana), his offspring; by that ending in iḷā, cattle. Self, offspring, and cattle: that is indeed all that exists. Because he protected (atrāyata) being (sat), that is the satra-nature of a satra. He who knows this is protected from all evil. By means of the three-day period ending in a tone, Prajāpati created the gods; by that ending in a cadence, the fathers; by that ending in iḷā, human beings. Because he created the gods with that ending in a tone, therefore they are immortal; for he created them with immortal breath. And because he created the fathers with that ending in a cadence, therefore they have death as their conclusion. And because he created human beings with that ending in iḷā — and cattle are iḷā — therefore to him who possesses cattle, human beings gather.  
> — English (machine translation) (machine translation)

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