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Chandogya Upanishad 5.23

Chāndogyopaniṣad 5.23

Language
Sanskrit

5.23.1

atha yām pañcamīṃ juhuyāt tāṃ juhuyāt udānāya svāheti \
udānas tṛpyati \\523.1\

1. Then the fifth offering which he would offer he should offer with "Hail to the Udāna breath!" The Udāna breath is satisfied.

Robert Ernest Hume 1921, The Thirteen Principal Upanishads

5.23.2

udāne tṛpyati (S S ))\ (S S ))vāyus tṛpyati vāyau tṛpyaty ākāśas tṛpyati \
ākāśe tṛpyati yat kiṃca vāyuś cākāśaś cādhitiṣṭhatas tat tṛpyati \
tasyānu tṛptiṃ tṛpyati prajayā paśubhir annādyena tejasā brahmavarcaseneti \\523.2\

2. The Udāna breath being satisfied, wind is satisfied. Wind being satisfied, space is satisfied. Space being satisfied, whatever wind and space rule over is satisfied. Along with the satisfaction thereof, he is satisfied with offspring, with cattle, with food, with the glow of health, and with eminence in sacred knowledge.

Robert Ernest Hume 1921, The Thirteen Principal Upanishads

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