Verse 34

²⁹Whatever is spoken out, set down by speech, or by thought, or by the senses, or by the mind: let it not be his own form, for each such thing has the form of a strand, and he is marked by the going away and the sending out of the strands. ³⁰In whom, from whom, by whom, whose, for whom, which, who, in what way one acts and is made to act: the highest of the higher and the lower, established from before, that is Brahman, and the cause of it, not other, one. ³¹Whose powers become for those who speak and argue the ground of their disputing and their agreeing, and again and again bewilder them about themselves: to him, whose qualities are endless, to the vast one, salutation.

³²Of the two who hold to the thing, standing in one place with properties divided and opposed, saying it is and saying it is not: something looked at by yoga and by enumeration, the same in both, the highest and the favourable one, that is the great. ³³The Bhagavan, the endless, who has no name and no form, and who took on names and forms by births and deeds for the sake of grace to those who serve the root of his feet: may that highest one be gracious to me. ³⁴He who shines out through the ordinary paths of people's knowing, according to their disposition, having entered the body, as the wind takes on the quality that belongs to earth: may that Lord make my heart's wish come about.