नभसोऽथ विकुर्वाणादभूत् स्पर्शगुणोऽनिल: । परान्वयाच्छब्दवांश्च प्राण ओज: सहो बलम् ॥ २६ ॥ वायोरपि विकुर्वाणात् कालकर्मस्वभावत: । उदपद्यत तेजो वै रूपवत् स्पर्शशब्दवत् ॥ २७ ॥ तेजसस्तु विकुर्वाणादासीदम्भो रसात्मकम् । रूपवत् स्पर्शवच्चाम्भो घोषवच्च परान्वयात् ॥ २८ ॥ विशेषस्तु विकुर्वाणादम्भसो गन्धवानभूत् । परान्वयाद् रसस्पर्शशब्दरूपगुणान्वित: ॥ २९ ॥
nabhaso ’tha vikurvanad abhut sparsa-guno ’nilah paranvayac chabdavams ca prana ojah saho balam vayor api vikurvanat kala-karma-svabhavatah udapadyata tejo vai rupavat sparsa-sabdavat tejasas tu vikurvanad asid ambho rasatmakam rupavat sparsavac cambho ghosavac ca paranvayat visesas tu vikurvanad ambhaso gandhavan abhut paranvayad rasa-sparsa- sabda-rupa-gunanvitah
- nabhasah
- of the sky
- atha
- thus
- vikurvanat
- being transformed
- abhut
- generated
- sparsa
- touch
- gunah
- quality
- anilah
- air
- para
- previous
- anvayat
- by succession
- sabdavan
- full of sound
- ca
- also
- pranah
- life
- ojah
- sense perception
- sahah
- fat
- balam
- strength
- vayoh
- of the air
- api
- also
- vikurvanat
- by transformation
- kala
- time
- karma
- reaction of the past
- svabhavatah
- on the basis of nature
- udapadyata
- generated
- tejah
- fire
- vai
- duly
- rupavat
- with form
- sparsa
- touch
- sabdavat
- with sound also
- tejasah
- of the fire
- tu
- but
- vikurvanat
- on being transformed
- asit
- it so happened
- ambhah
- water
- rasa-atmakam
- composed of juice
- rupavat
- with form
- sparsavat
- with touch
- ca
- and
- ambhah
- water
- ghosavat
- with sound
- ca
- and
- para
- previous
- anvayat
- by succession
- visesah
- variegatedness
- tu
- but
- vikurvanat
- by transformation
- ambhasah
- of water
- gandhavan
- odorous
- abhut
- became
- para
- previous
- anvayat
- by succession
- rasa
- juice
- sparsa
- touch
- sabda
- sound
- rupa-guna-anvitah
- qualitative
Because the sky is transformed, the air is generated with the quality of touch, and by previous succession the air is also full of sound and the basic principles of duration of life: sense perception, mental power and bodily strength. When the air is transformed in course of time and nature’s course, fire is generated, taking shape with the sense of touch and sound. Since fire is also transformed, there is a manifestation of water, full of juice and taste. As previously, it also has form and touch and is also full of sound. And water, being transformed from all variegatedness on earth, appears odorous and, as previously, becomes qualitatively full of juice, touch, sound and form respectively.