'Tis I bend Rudra's bow to hit the unbeliever; I prepare war for the people; I am entered into heaven and earth.

I beget the father of this (all) on the height; my place is in the waters, the sea; thence I extend myself among all creatures and touch heaven with my crown.

Even I blow like the wind, encompassing all creatures.

Above heaven and above earth, so great am I grown in majesty.
This is almost Vedantic pantheism with the Vishnuite doctrine of 'special grace' included.
The moral tone of this period--if period it may be called--may best be examined after one has studied the idea which the Vedic Hindu has formed of the life hereafter.

The happiness of heaven will be typical of what he regards as best here.