Q: What gives divinity to Kshatriyas?
A: Arrows and weapons brings divinity to Kshatriyas
Q: Which practice of the Kshatriyas makes them pious?
A: Performance of sacrifices makes Kshatriyas pious
Q: What makes Kshatriyas just like ordinary humans?
A: Their liability to fear makes them human like
Q: Which practice of the Kshatriyas makes them impious?
A: Refusing to protect (others) is an impious act for Kshatriyas
Q: What constitutes the ‘Sama’ of a sacrifice?
A: Prana (life-essence) constitutes the Sama of a sacrifice
Q: What constitutes the ‘Yajus’ of a sacrifice?
A: The mind is the Yajus of a sacrifice
Q: What is the refuge of the sacrifice?
A: The ‘Rik’ is the refuge of the sacrifice
Q: Without what can a sacrifice NOT be done?
A: A sacrifice cannot be done without ‘Rik’
Q: To those who cultivate, what is most valuable?
A: Rain is most valuable to those who cultivate
Q: To those who sow, what is most valuable?
A: The seed is most valuable to those who sow
Q: To those who wish for prosperity, what is most valuable?
A: The cow is most valuable to those who wish for prosperity
Q: What is most valuable to those who bring forth?
A: Offspring is most valuable to those who bring forth