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(1) In the world of good deeds, both the individual soul
and the Universal Spirit (God), have entered the supreme sec-
ret chamber of the heart enjoying (delighted in) their true self.
The knowers of God call them as light and shade, and likewise
so also say the householders who maintain five kinds of sacred
fire and those devotees who have performed Nachiketa sacrifice
(i.e.,
kindled Nachiketa fire) three times.
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(2) May we know Brahma (God) who is immortal, sup-
reme, faarless and the bridge for those wishing to cross (the
ocean of the miseries and sorrows of this world), and for whose
attainment
Nachiketagni
(sacrificeal fire) is lit.
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