यो ह वै संपदं वेद सं हास्मै पद्यते यं कामं कामयते; श्रोत्रं वै संपत्, श्रोत्रे हीमे सर्वे वेदा अभिसंपन्नाः; सं हास्मै पद्यते यं कामं कामयते य एवं वेद ॥ ४ ॥
yo ha vai saṃpadaṃ veda saṃ hāsmai padyate yaṃ kāmaṃ kāmayate; śrotraṃ vai saṃpat, śrotre hīme sarve vedā abhisaṃpannāḥ; saṃ hāsmai padyate yaṃ kāmaṃ kāmayate ya evaṃ veda || 4 ||
4. He who knows Sampad (prosperity) attains whatever object he desires. The ear indeed is Sampad, for all these Vedas are acquired when one has the ear (intact). He who knows it to be such attains whatever object he desires.
He who knows Sampad, that which has the attribute of prosperity, gets this result: He attains what ever object he desires. But what is it that has got this attribute? The ear indeed is Sampad. How is the ear endowed with this attribute? For all Vedas are acquired when one has the ear, because only one who has the organ of hearing can study them, and objects of desire depend on the performance of rites that are enjoined by the Vedas. Therefore the ear is possessed of prosperity. Hence the result is in accordance with the meditation: He who knows it to be such attains whatever object he desires.