The Upanishads - Mandhata Global

4
As, on the destruction of the pot etc., the akasa
enclosed in them merge in the great akasa, so the
jivas merge in Atman.
5
As the dust, smoke, etc. soiling the akasa enclosed
in a particular pot do not soil the other akasas
enclosed in other
6
Though the diversity of forms, functions and names of
the akasas associated with different receptacles is
admitted, yet this does not imply any real differentiation
in akasa itself. The same is the conclusion regarding the
jivas.
7
As the akasa enclosed in a pot is neither an effect nor a
part of the real akasa, so the jiva is neither an effect nor
a part of atman.
8
Children regard akasa as being soiled by dirt;
likewise the ignorant regard Atman as being
similarly soiled.
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