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(16) The great noble Yama, on being pleased (at the abi-
lity of Nachiketa), said to Nachiketa : "I give you a further
boon today ; for this fire shall be called by your name. And,
take this necklace of many forms (in your honour)".
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(17) One who lights the celesial fire thrice, has been in goods
company with his mother, father and preceptor and is the doer
of the triple deeds of
yagna
(sacrificial acts), study (of scriptu-
res) and charity, he, transcending births and deaths and know-
ing, with full faith, God who has revealed the Vedic knowledge-
and who alone is fit to be adored and eulogised, attains sup-
reme bliss and peace.
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(18) The learned who lits the three fires and know this
that is triple, he shaking of the snares of death obtains
moksha
(supreme bliss) even before leaving this body.
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