Kauṣītaki (Śāṅkhāyana) Brāhmaṇa 21.7
English (machine translation) 21.7
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21.7.1
all its nivid insertions in the third pressing are in Jagatī verses.
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Thus the nivids are placed in their proper order.
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Being placed in their proper order, they establish these [sacrificers] in their proper order in all worlds and in all desires.
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Now, as for the fact that his nividdhāna hymns are entirely in the Jagatī at the third pressing:
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thereby that desire which is in a third pressing composed entirely of Jagatī [verses] is obtained.
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And as for the fact that these Triṣṭubh opening verses of the recitations belonging to the ritual paradigm are recited day after day:
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thereby that desire which is in a third pressing composed entirely of Triṣṭubh [verses] is obtained.
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And as for the fact that this Gāyatrī verse 'Surūpakṛtnum' belonging to the ritual paradigm is recited day after day:
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thereby that desire which is in a third pressing composed entirely of Gāyatrī [verses] is obtained.
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And as for the fact that this six-day rite floats over again and again:
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therefore it is called the Abhiplava [the floating-over rite].
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For by it the sacrificers float over to the heavenly world, the sacrificers [float over] to the heavenly world.
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- Kauṣītakibrāhmaṇa — Kauṣītaki, Sanskrit