Ghora Ângirasa, after having communicated this (view of the sacrifice) to Krishna, the son of Devaki— and he never thirsted again (after other knowledge)— said: "Let a man, when his end approaches, take refuge with this Triad:'Thou art the imperishable;' 'Thou art the unchangeable,' 'Thou art the edge of Prâna.' On this subject there are two Rik verses (Rig-veda VIII, 6, 30):—

In plain words: The teacher Ghora Ângirasa taught this to Krishna, son of Devaki, and after that Krishna wanted no other knowledge. Ghora said that when death comes near, a person should take comfort in three thoughts: "You are the one that never perishes," "You are the one that never changes," and "You are the finest essence of life."