Śatapatha Brāhmaṇa ("of a hundred paths") 1.7.4.22

1.7.4.22

sa yatrāha brahmanprasthāsyāmīti tadbrahmā japatyetaṃ te devā savitaryajñam prāhuriti tatsavitāram prasavāyopadhāvati sa hi devānām prasavitā bṛhaspataye brahmaṇa iti bṛhaspatirvai devānām brahmā tadya eva devānām brahmā tasmā evaitatprāha tasmādāha bṛhaspataye brahmaṇa iti tena yajñamava tena yajñapatiṃ tena māmaveti nātra tirohitamivāsti

[He continues, Vâg. S. II, 13]: 'May his mind delight in the gushing (of the) butter!' By the mind, assuredly, all this (universe) is obtained (or pervaded, âptam): hence he thereby obtains this All by the mind.--'May Brihaspati spread (carry through) this sacrifice! May he restore the sacrifice uninjured!'--he thereby restores what was torn asunder.--'May all the gods rejoice here!'--'all the gods,' doubtless, means the All: hence he thereby restores (the sacrifice) by means of the All. He may add, 'Step forward!' if he choose; or, if he choose, he may omit it.