The apana being satisfied, speech (i.e. the tongue) is satisfied. Speech being satisfied, fire is satisfied. Fire being satisfied, the earth is satisfied. The earth being satisfied, what is under the earth and under fire is satisfied. They being satisfied, the eater is satisfied with offspring, cattle, food, brightness of the body and the light of Brahman.
Sama Veda, Chandogya Upanishad V, XX – The Apana, 2
The fourth oblation that he offers, he should offer, saying: Svaha to the samana! Then the samana is satisfied.
Sama Veda, Chandogya Upanishad V, XXII – The Samana, 1
The samana being satisfied, the mind is satisfied. The mind being satisfied, the rain-god is satisfied. The rain-god being satisfied, the lightning is satisfied. The lightning being satisfied, what is under the lightning and under the rain-god is satisfied. They being satisfied, the eater is satisfied with offspring, cattle, food, brightness of the body and the light of Brahman.
Sama Veda, Chandogya Upanishad V, XXII – The Samana, 2
The fifth oblation that he offers, he should offer, saying: Svaha to the udana! Then the udana is satisfied.
Sama Veda, Chandogya Upanishad V, XXIII – The Udana, 1
Sacrifice [resembles] a loom with threads extended this way and that, composed of innumerable rituals. Behold now the Fathers weaving the fabric; seated on the outstretched loom. Lengthwise! Crosswise! they cry.
Rig Veda X, 130, 1
