Verse 1
He enters the twenty-three· Verses 1–5
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1So the Lord took in the course those powers of his own were taking, which were there but had not come together, and whose ordering of the worlds lay asleep. 2Then the wide-strider, bearing that goddess who is the power named time, entered all at once the company of the twenty-three principles. 3Having entered that company in the form of motion, the Bhagavan joined together what stood apart, waking the work that had been asleep. 4Its work awakened by the god, the company of twenty-three was urged on, and by its own measures brought forth the Person set over all. 5When the highest entered into it with his measure, the company of the world's makers was shaken, and coming together one with another they made that in which the worlds are, the moving and the unmoving.