Jaiminīya Upaniṣad Brāhmaṇa 2.8.3

2.8.3

uttarata āgato 'yāsya āṅgirasaś śaryātasya mānavasyojjagau
sa prāṇena devān devaloke 'dadhād apānena manuṣyān manuṣyaloke vyānena pitṝn pitṛloke hiṅkāreṇa vajreṇāsmāl lokād asurān anudata /

Ayāsya Āṅgirasa, having arrived from the north, chanted for Śaryāta Mānava.
With breath he placed the gods in the world of the gods, with out-breath men in the world of men, with diffused breath the ancestors in the world of the ancestors, and with the hiṅkāra as a thunderbolt he drove the asuras away from this world.