तदेतन्मूर्तं यदन्यद्वायोश्चान्तरिक्षाच्चै- तन्मर्त्यमेतत्स्थितमेतत्सत्तस्यैतस्य मूर्त- स्यैतस्य मर्त्यस्यैतस्य स्थितस्यैतस्य सत एष रसो य एष तपति सतो ह्येष रसः ॥ २ ॥
In plain words
This is the formed: everything except wind and space. This is mortal, this holds still, this is the describable 'here.' And of all that — the formed, the mortal, the fixed, the here — the sun, the one that burns, is the very essence; because that burning is exactly the essence of the describable world.
Close to the Sanskrit
This is the formed — that which is other than wind and space; this is mortal, this is fixed, this is the existent. Of this formed, this mortal, this fixed, this existent — this is the essence, the one that burns; for this indeed is the essence of the existent.