38: The Sacrificer or Yajamana.  The yajamana is the person who has sacrificed himself for the good of the world and who has undertaken to mould the affairs of it, in obedience to the law.  If the human body be taken as the sacrificial ground, the manas in him is the yajamana.  All the doings of man in all his life from birth to death, form one grand yagnic process that is conducted by the true human entity called the Manas.  He, who is willing to sacrifice his body, speech, and thought to the good of all the world, is a real yagnika and all the higher lokas are reserved for him.  The central keynote of yagnika's life is to do good unto all, irrespective of caste and creed even as the sun shines for all.—Some Thoughts on the Gita, page 90.