Verse 48

⁴⁵The Usnih was from the hairs of the mighty one, and the Gayatri from his skin; the Tristubh from the flesh, the Anustubh from the sinews, the Jagati from the bone of the lord of creatures. ⁴⁶The Pankti rose from the marrow, and the Brhati came from the breath. The stopped sounds became his life, and the vowels are said to be his body. ⁴⁷The hissing sounds they call his senses, and the in-between sounds the strength of his self. The seven notes came to be out of the play of the lord of creatures. ⁴⁸Beyond him, whose self is the Brahman that is sound and whose self is both shown and unshown, Brahman shines out, spread wide, swollen with powers of many kinds.