स समित्पाणिः पुनरेयाय तँ हप्रजापतिरुवाच मघवन्यच्छान्तहृदयः प्रा-व्राजीः किमिच्छन्पुनरागम इति स हो-वाच नाह खल्वयं भगव एवँ संप्रत्या-त्मानं जानात्ययमहमस्मीति नो एवे-मानि भूतानि विनाशमेवापीतो भवतिनाहमत्र भोग्यं पश्यामीति ॥ २ ॥
In plain words
Indra returned once more, carrying fuel in his hands like a humble student. Prajāpati asked him, 'O Indra, since you left satisfied and at peace, what brings you back?' Indra replied, 'Holy teacher, in deep sleep a person does not know himself as "I am this," nor does he recognize any other living being. He is as good as lost in utter oblivion. I see no value in such a state.'
Close to the Sanskrit
He, with sacrificial fuel in hand, came back again. To him Prajāpati said: 'O Maghavan, since you went away with a peaceful heart, desiring what have you returned?' He said: 'O venerable one, indeed this one now does not know himself thus as "this I am", nor indeed does he know these beings. He becomes gone into destruction itself. I do not see any object of enjoyment here.'