Śatapatha Brāhmaṇa ("of a hundred paths") 5.4.3.11

5.4.3.11

tadyatsvasya goṣūdyacati | yadvai puruṣātparāgbhavati yaśo vā kiṃcidvā svaṃ haivāsya tatpratamāmivābhyapakrāmati tatsvādevaitadindriyaṃ vīryam punarātmandhatte tasmātsvasya goṣūdyacati

Now as to why he stops amidst the cows of his relative,--whatever is tending away from a man, be it either fame, or anything else, that passes over to his relative foremost of all;--that energy, or vigour, he now takes again from his relative to himself: that is why he stops amidst the cows of his relative.