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(3) Again,
Bhuh
denotes fire,
Bhavah
danotes the
air and
Swah
denotes the sun, while
Mahah
denotes the moon;
by the moon all these lights of heaven increase and prosper.
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(4) Again
Bhuh
denotes hymns of the Rig Veda,
Bhuvah
those of the Sam Veda and
Swah
those of the Yagur Veda,
while
Mahah
denotes the Supereme Soul through whom all
other gods (Vedas) become great and prosper.
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(5) Again,
Bhuh
is the vital air,
prana; Bhuvah
is the vital
air,
apana
and
Swah
is the vital air,
vyana,
while
Mahah
is the
moon. By food all these vital airs get nourishment and
prosper.
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(6) These are the four and they are each fourfold-
four words of His naming. He who knows (understands) these
knows the Supreme Spirit. All other gods (the air, the sun, the
moon, the earth, vital airs etc., which are not to be worshipped,
but God, the Supreme Soul, alone is to be worshipped—) are
manifestations of His Glory and give offering to Him.