The Furrow is steeped in ghee and honey. She is blessed by all Gods. Channel hither, O Furrow, your milky streams, rich in vigor and oil.
Atharva Veda III, 17, 9
Brimful of sweetness is the grain, brimful of sweetness are my words; when everything is a thousand times sweet, how can I not prosper?
Atharva Veda III, 24, 1
I know one who is brimful of sweetness, the one who has given abundant corn, the God whose name is Reaper-God; him we invoke with our song. He dwells in the home of even the lowly who are debarred from sacrifice. The God whose name is Reaper-God, him
Atharva Veda III, 24, 2
That which is the southern gate is the vyana-that is the ear, that is Chandrama (the moon). One should meditate on that as prosperity and fame. He who knows this becomes prosperous and famous.
Sama Veda, Chandogya Upanishad III, XIII – Meditation on the Door-Keepers, 2
That which is the western gate is the apana-that is speech, that is Agni (fire). One should meditate on that as the radiance of Brahman and the source of food. He who knows this becomes radiant and an eater of food.
Sama Veda, Chandogya Upanishad III, XIII – Meditation on the Door-Keepers, 3
