Upaniṣads · Chāndogya 3.1
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Chāndogya 3.1.1
असौ वा आदित्यो देवमधु तस्य द्यौरेव तिरश्चीनवꣳशोऽन्तरिक्षमपूपो मरीचयः पुत्राः ॥ ३.१.१ ॥
That sun is the honey of the gods. Its sky is the crosswise beam, the atmosphere is the cake, and the rays are its sons.
Chāndogya 3.1.2
तस्य ये प्राञ्चो रश्मयस्ता एवास्य प्राच्यो मधुनाड्यः । ऋच एव मधुकृत ऋग्वेद एव पुष्पं ता अमृता आपस्ता वा एता ऋचः ॥ ३.१.२ ॥
Its rays that go eastward are its eastern honey-tubes. The ṛks themselves are the honey-makers, and the Ṛg-Veda itself is the flower. They are the immortal waters, and these are indeed the ṛks.
Chāndogya 3.1.3
एतमृग्वेदमभ्यतपꣳस्तस्याभितप्तस्य यशस्तेज इन्द्रियं वीर्यमन्नाद्यꣳरसोऽजायत ॥ ३.१.३ ॥
They brooded upon this Ṛg-Veda with tapas. From that which was thus heated arose glory, brilliance, vital power, vigour, food fit to be eaten, and essence.
Chāndogya 3.1.4
तद्व्यक्षरत्तदादित्यमभितोऽश्रयत्तद्वा एतद्यदेतदादित्यस्य रोहितꣳरूपम् ॥ ३.१.४ ॥
That flowed forth and clung about the sun on every side. This is the red form of the sun.