Verse 41

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Offering each thing into the next· Verses 41–44

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He offered speech into mind, and that into the breath, and the rest into it; the outbreath together with the letting-go he offered into death, and that into the five. The sage offered the five into the three, and that into the one; and he offered all into the self, and the self into Brahman, which is unspent. Clothed in rags, taking no food, with speech bound and hair loosed, showing a form of himself like a dullard's or a madman's or a ghost's, looking at nothing he went out, not hearing, as though deaf; and he entered the northern quarter, gone to before him by the great-souled, meditating in the heart on the supreme Brahman, whence one who goes does not return.