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Chapter Seven. Fire, the Gāyatrī, the Trivṛt, the Rathantara, spring, the vital breath, the constellations, and the Vasus — from before, they rise, they heat, they rain, they sing praise, they reenter, and they behold through the inner eye. That which is inconceivable, formless, profound, the experiencer of the guṇas, fearless, ever free, the lord of yogins, omniscient, bountiful, immeasurable, without beginning or end, glorious, unborn, wise, beyond description, the creator of all, the Self of all, the enjoyer of all, the ruler of all, the innermost of all.
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Maitrayaniya Upanishad 7.1

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