Jaiminīya (Talavakāra) Brāhmaṇa 58.372

58.372

daśo dvādaśāhasyāhāni
tasyemāveva lokau prāyaṇīyodayanīyāvayameva lokaḥ
prāyaṇīyo'sāvudayanīyaḥ
tasyeyameva prācī dikprathamamahar | iyaṃ dvitīyam | iyaṃ tṛtīyam | iyaṃ
caturtham | iyaṃ pañcamam | iyaṃ ṣaṣṭham | iyamevāntaradik saptamamahar
iyamaṣṭamam | iyaṃ navamam | iyaṃ daśamam
sa eṣa dvādaśāhassarvāsu dikṣu pratitiṣṭhati | sarveṣāṃ devānāṃ saloko
bhavati
nāsya tasya devāśca neśate yadenānsa nānvāgacchet
devānāṃ ha vai sa eko ya evaṃvid
prajāpatirvai dvādaśāhaḥ
tasya diśa eva lokāḥ
sa eṣa dvādaśāhassarveṣu lokeṣu pratiṣṭhitaḥ
sa ya evametaṃ dvādaśāhaṃ sarveṣu lokeṣu pratiṣṭhitaṃ veda | sarveṣu lokeṣu
pratitiṣṭhati
sa eṣa vāva dvādaśāho ya eṣa tapaty | eṣa indra | eṣa prajāpatir | eṣa
evedaṃ sarvam
tadetatkṛte brahmādhyāhitaṃ tapati

Ten are the days of the twelve-day rite. Its introductory rite and concluding rite are these two worlds: this world is the introductory rite, that world is the concluding rite. Its eastern quarter is the first day; this [south-eastern] is the second; this [southern] is the third; this [south-western] is the fourth; this [western] is the fifth; this [north-western] is the sixth; this intermediate quarter [the northern] is the seventh day; this [north-eastern] is the eighth; this [upward] is the ninth; this [downward] is the tenth. This twelve-day rite is established in all the quarters. He comes to share the world with all the gods. Even the gods have no power over him [to prevent] that he should not reach them. He who knows thus is indeed one of the gods. The twelve-day rite is Prajāpati. His worlds are the quarters. This twelve-day rite is established in all worlds. He who thus knows this twelve-day rite established in all worlds is established in all worlds. This twelve-day rite is indeed he who shines here [the sun]; he is Indra, he is Prajāpati, he is this all. For his sake, the brahman having been placed upon [him], shines.