The Upanishads - Mandhata Global

consisting of objects and the idea of coming in contact
with them, though such objects do not exist.
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The wise recognize another state, in which there exist
neither objects nor ideas regarding them. This state is
beyond all empirical experiences. They describe the
three: knowledge, the objects of knowledge i.e. the three
states and the supremely knowable i.e. Ultimate Reality.
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Having known knowledge and the threefold
knowable, one after another, the knower, endowed
with supreme intellect, attains in this very life and
everywhere, the state of omniscience.
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One should be conversant, at the very outset, with four
things. These are as follows: the things to be avoided,
the goal to be realized, the disciplines to be cultivated
and the tendencies to be rendered ineffective. Of these
four, all except the goal to be realized i.e. the Supreme
Reality exist only as products of the imagination.
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All Atmans (Dharmas) are to be known, by their very
nature, to be beginningless and unattached like akasa.
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