Verse 22

¹⁹He is the Self, the sovereign of those who possess themselves, made of the threefold Veda, made of dharma, made of austerity; whose marks are reasoned over by the unborn one and Sankara and the rest, in whom all falseness has gone. May the Bhagavan be pleased. ²⁰Lord of Sri, lord of sacrifice, lord of creatures, lord of thoughts, lord of the worlds, lord of the earth; lord of the Andhakas and Vrsnis and Satvatas and the way they go: may the Bhagavan, the lord of the good, be pleased with me. ²¹By an understanding washed clean in the deep gathering of the mind upon his feet, men look upon what is real about the self; and those who see speak of this each after his own liking. May he, the Bhagavan Mukunda, be pleased with me.

²²By whom Sarasvati was set going long ago, as he spread true remembrance in the heart of the unborn one, and she came forth from his mouth with her own marks upon her: may he, the bull among the sages, be pleased with me.