Jaiminīya Upaniṣad Brāhmaṇa 3.20

"You are a hiding place, you are a god; you blow near; blow away him who hates us and whom we hate.

You are great, you are abundant, you are vast, you are ascending, you are not fallen.

You are the deity of whole becoming; may I become whole. You are coming into being; may I come into being. You are flourishing; may I flourish.

Whatever creatures of yours have been assigned, I do not bypass them of yours; I assign them to you.

My name, my body, my support—that of mine is in you; do not take that away from me," so he addressed this earth.

This earth welcomes him as he arrives: "This, venerable sir, is your world; this world belongs to us both together."

"Whatever of mine is in you," he says, "give that very thing back to me."

"What then of yours is in me?" "My name, my body, my support—that of mine is in you; give that back to me." This earth gives that back to him.

He says to her: "Carry me forward!" "Towards what?" "Towards Agni." She carries him forward to Agni.

He says to Agni: "You are the winner of victory, may I win victory. You are the winner of the world, may I win the world. You are the eater, may I eat food." An eater of food he becomes who knows thus.

"You are the deity of whole becoming; may I become whole. You are coming into being; may I come into being. You are flourishing; may I flourish.

Whatever creatures of yours have been assigned, I do not bypass them of yours; I assign them to you.

My heat, my brilliance, my food, my speech—that of mine is in you; do not take that away from me," so he addressed Agni.

Agni welcomes him in the very same way as he arrives: "This, venerable sir, is your world; this world belongs to us both together."

"Whatever of mine is in you," he says, "give that very thing back to me."

"What then of yours is in me?" "My heat, my brilliance, my food, my speech—that of mine is in you; give that back to me." Agni gives that back to him.

He says to him: "Carry me forward!" / First khaṇḍa in the fifth anuvāka.