Those who worship this complete trisyllable, Brahman, what is between heaven and earth —that is for you white, white.

The tryakṣara (trisyllable) is again Oṃ, and here it is described as nikhila (complete, total). Brahman is what permeates all space between dyau (heaven) and pṛthivī (earth), that is, the entire manifested universe. In our yoga practice, upāsanā (worship/meditation) is not external ritual but interior contemplation. The repeated “white” suggests absolute purity, absence of stain or mixture. One who thus contemplates sees the entire cosmos as expression of that pure Reality.