Now, with reference to the Self. This Brahman, verily, shines forth when one speaks with speech; likewise, this dies when one speaks not. Its brilliance goes to the eye, it's vital breath to the vital breath. This Brahman verily shines when one sees with the eye; likewise, this dies when one sees not. Its brilliance goes to the ear, it's vital breath to the vital breath. This Brahman verily shines when one hears with the ear; likewise, this dies when one hears not. Its brilliance goes to the mind; is vital breath to the vital breath. This Brahman, verily, shines when one thinks with the mind; likewise, it dies when one thinks not. Its brilliance goes to the vital breath, it's vital breath to the vital breath. All these divinities, verily, have entered into the vital breath perish not when they did in the vital breath. Therefrom, indeed, they come forth again. So, verily, indeed, if upon one who knows this, both the mountains, the southern and the northern, should roll themselves forth seeking to crush him, they would not crush him. But those who hate him and those whom he himself hates - all these dies around him.