The Upanishads - Mandhata Global

7-8
Before beginning the midday oblation, the sacrificer,
sitting behind the Dakshina Fire and facing the north,
sings the Saman addressed to the Rudras: "O Fire! Open
the door of the sky-world. Let us see thee, that we may
rule wide in the sky-world."
9-10
Then the sacrificer offers an oblation, reciting thus:
"Adoration to Vayu, who dwells in the sky-world!
Secure this world for me, the sacrificer. That is the
world for the sacrificer. "I, the sacrificer, will go thither
when this life is over. Svaha!" Afterwards the sacrificer
chants: "Cast away the bolt of the sky-world." Having
said this, he rises. To him the Rudras offer the world
connected with the midday oblation.
11-13
Before beginning the third (i.e. evening) oblation, the
sacrificer, sitting behind the Ahavaniya Fire and facing
the north, sings the two Samans addressed to the Adityas
and the Visve-devas:
"O Fire! Open the door of the heaven-world. Let us see
thee, that we may rule supreme in heaven." This is
addressed to the Adityas.
Next the Saman addressed to the Visve-devas: "O Fire!
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