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men, he becomes an object of enjoyment to men. In so far as he gives fodder and water to the animals, he becomes an object of enjoyment to the animals. In so far as beasts and birds and even ants find a living in his home, he becomes an object of enjoyment to these. Just as one wishes no injury to one's body, so do all beings wish no injury to him who has this knowledge. All this, indeed, has been known and well investigated. 17 In the beginning this aggregate of desirable objects was but the self, one only. He cherished the desire: "Let me have a wife, so that I may be born as the child; and let me have wealth, so that I may perform rites." This much, indeed, is the range of desire; even if one wishes, one cannot get more than this. Therefore, to this day, a man who is single desires: "Let me have a wife, so that I may be born as the child; and let me have wealth, so that I may perform rites." So long as he does not obtain each one of these, he thinks he is incomplete. Now, his completeness can also come in this way: The mind is his self, speech his wife, the vital breath his child, the eye his human wealth, for he finds it with the eye; the ear his divine wealth, for he hears it with the ear; the body his instrument of rites, for he performs rites through the body. So this sacrifice has five factors-the animals have five factors, men have five factors and all this that exists has five factors. He who knows this obtains all this. 207
1 Chapter V Manifestations of Prajapati The following are the mantras: "I shall now disclose that the father produced seven kinds of food through meditation and rites. One is common to all eaters. Two he assigned to the gods. Three he designed for himself. And one he gave to the animals. On it (food) rests everything-whatsoever breathes and whatsoever breathes not. Why are not these foods exhausted although they are always being eaten? He who knows the cause of this inexhaustibility of the food eats food with pre-eminence (pratika). He obtains identity with the gods and lives on nectar." 2 When it is said: "That the father produced seven kinds of food through meditation and rites," the statement means that the father indeed produced them through meditation and rites. When it is said: "One is common to all eaters," it means that the food which is eaten is that which is common to all. He who appropriates this food is never free from evil, for this is, verily, the general 208
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1 Katha Upanishad Part One Chapter
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calm, cheerful and free from anger
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19 This, O Nachiketa, is your Fire-
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27 Wealth can never make a man happ
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5 Fools dwelling in darkness, but t
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13 The mortal who has heard this an
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22 The wise man, having realised At
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5 If the buddhi, being related to a
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15 Having realised Atman, which is
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all-pervading Atman, the calm soul
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14 As rainwater falling on a mounta
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apana, which goes down. Men live by
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perceive Him within themselves-not
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5 As in a mirror, so in the buddhi;
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15 When all the ties of the heart a
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1 Isa Upanishad All this-whatever e
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One thing, they say, is obtained fr
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The Peace Chant Om. That is full; t
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That which cannot be expressed by s
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By Atman one obtains strength; by K
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adorned. She was Uma, the daughter
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8 Austerities, self-restraint and s
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1 Mundaka Upanishad First Mundaka C
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8 Brahman expands by means of auste
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Kali (the Black), Karali (the Terri
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12 Let a brahmin, after having exam
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of all beings From Him comes the Fi
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1 Chapter II The Luminous Brahman d
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The fetters of the heart are broken
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5 This Atman, resplendent and pure,
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1 Chapter II He, the Knower of the
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names and forms, so a wise man, fre
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1 Svetasvatara Upanishad Chapter I
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having realized Brahman to be the e
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the wood, its source. In like manne
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5 O senses and O deities who favour
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13 The precursors of perfection in
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1 The non-dual Ensnarer rules by Hi
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The whole universe is filled by the
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moving and all that is motionless,
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5 There is one unborn prakriti-red,
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13 He who is the sovereign of the g
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and the Knowledge of Unity based up
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As the sun shines, illumining all t
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13 He who knows the Lord, who is wi
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an offering to the Lord and merges
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12 There is a non-dual Ruler of the
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parts, without actions, 21 Through
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1 Prasna Upanishad Question I Om. S
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thousand-rayed, existing in a hundr
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whom there is no crookedness, no fa
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mind, eye and ear. They, being sati
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Question III 108
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generation; he himself moves throug
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1 Next Sauryayani, belonging to the
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of generation and what can be enjoy
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1 Then Satyakama, the son of Sibi,
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1 Then Sukesa, the son of Bharadvaj
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End of Prasna Upanishad The Peace C
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is the dream state, who is consciou
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8 Those who are convinced about the
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When the jiva, asleep under the inf
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superiority. Another plain reason f
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Know AUM to be Isvara, ever present
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4 The different objects seen in the
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is the cognizer of objects. This is
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Those acquainted with the padas cal
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interprets, without any fear, the m
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1 Chapter III Adavaita Prakarana (T
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9 Atman, in regard to Its birth and
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18 Since Non-duality is Ultimate Re
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27 What is ever existent appears to
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37 Atman is beyond all expression b
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46 When the mind does not lapse int
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5 We approve the ajati (non-creatio
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15 Those who say that the effect is
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Page 175 and 176: Invocation May my speech be fixed i
Page 177 and 178: 4 He brooded over Him. From Him, so
Page 179 and 180: 5 Hunger and thirst said to the Cre
Page 181 and 182: able to grasp it with the ear. If,
Page 183 and 184: 1 Part Two Chapter I The Three Birt
Page 185 and 186: 1 Concerning the Self Who is He who
Page 187 and 188: 1 Brihadaranyaka Upanishad Part One
Page 189 and 190: 1 Chapter II The Process of Creatio
Page 191 and 192: From Him thus fatigued and heated,
Page 193 and 194: for them. Whatever enjoyment common
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Page 199 and 200: 25 He who knows the wealth of this
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Page 203 and 204: "Sacrifice to him," "Sacrifice to t
Page 205 and 206: also became That Brahman. It is the
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Page 213 and 214: fire is its luminous organ. And as
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Page 217 and 218: call by his name. And whoever compe
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Page 221 and 222: 7 Gargya said: "This being (purusha
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Page 225 and 226: from a fire tiny sparks fly in all
Page 227 and 228: it," this refers to the organs; the
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Page 231 and 232: 5 Then Yajnavalkya said: "Verily, n
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Page 243 and 244: Bharadvaja from Atreya. Atreya from
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Page 251 and 252: knows this conquers further death."
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1 Chapter VII Yajnavalkya and Uddal
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Inner Controller, the Immortal. "He
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ody the ear is and who controls the
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He said: "That, O Gargi, which is a
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11 "Verily, that Imperishable, O Ga
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3 "Which are the Vasus?" asked Saka
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organs in their entirety. It is the
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ody and organs in their entirety. I
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"In what does the remuneration find
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"You ghost," said Yajnavalkya, "tha
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spring forth after he is cut off by
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intelligence.” “What is intelli
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Brahman." "As anyone who had the be
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son of Jaa say that the mind is Bra
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1 Chapter II Concerning The Self Ja
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1 Chapter III Investigation of the
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with the intellect (vijnanamaya) an
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were, enjoying himself in the compa
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dream state. So also, when he think
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however, no second thing separate f
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have won their world, multiplied a
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appointed to deal with crimes, the
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follows and when the vital breath d
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immortal Spirit, the Supreme Self (
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„That under which the year with i
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this. It is imperceptible, for It i
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1 Chapter V Yajnavalkya and Maitrey
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"Verily, not for the sake of the go
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deliberations, the intellect is the
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1 Chapter VI The Line of Teachers N
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1 Part Five Chapter I The Infinity
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1 Chapter III Brahman as the Heart
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1 Chapter V In Praise of Satya Brah
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1 Chapter VI Meditation on Brahman
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1 Chapter IX Meditation on the Vais
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1 Chapter XI The Supreme Austeritie
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1 Chapter XIII Meditation on the Vi
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1 Chapter XIV The Sacred Gayatri Th
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too much as a gift, as it were, it
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1 Chapter XV The Prayer of a Dying
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4 He who knows prosperity (sampad)
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11 The mind went out. After being a
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1 Chapter II The Process of Rebirth
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6 The king said: "Ah, those are div
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14 "They carry him to be offered in
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1 Chapter III Rites for the Attainm
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ladle drip into the paste. "Svaha t
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sweet (madhu) unto us, may the sun
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1 Chapter IV Conception and Birth a
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she is, verily, loveliness among wo
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made a libation in my kindled fire!
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son. 19 Now, towards morning he pur
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utter in a bell- metal cup and offe
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1 Chapter V The Line of Teachers No
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Mandukayani. Mandukayani from Manda
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Chapter II Lesson on Pronunciation
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union and procreation is the medium
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May Thou, O gracious Lord, enter in
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1 Chapter VI Meditation on Saguna B
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Chapter VIII Meditation on Om On is
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Chapter X A Mantra for Daily Medita
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Now, if there arises in your mind a
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1 On Brahmananda or the Bliss of Br
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The Sheath of the Vital Breath “F
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1 Chapter IV The Sheath of the Inte
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Chapter VI Brahman: The Source of A
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Chapter VIII-The Supreme Bliss of B
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Chapter IX The Merging of Good and
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Chapter II The Body as Brahman He r
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Chapter IV The Mind as Brahman He r
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Chapter VI Bliss as Brahman He real
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Chapter VIII The Importance of Food
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1 Chapter X Meditation on Brahman L
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"I am food, I am food, I am food! I
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4 What, then, is the Rik? What is t
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1 Chapter II Meditation on Om as th
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smelling; for it is unsmitten by ev
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4 That which is speech is the Rik.
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1 Chapter IV Meditation on Om as Fe
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1 Chapter V Meditation on Om as the
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1 Chapter VI The Luminous Person in
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Chapter VII - The Person in the Eye
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and all the wishes of men. Therefor
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"What is the support of tone?" "The
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1 Chapter IX The Story of Pravahana
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get water wherever I like." 5 Havin
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1 Chapter XI The Story of Ushasti (
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sing the Pratihara, your head will
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is the luminous deity (deva), the g
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1 Part Two Chapter 1 Meditation on
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1 Chapter II Meditation on the Five
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1 Chapter IV Meditation on the Five
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1 Chapter VII Meditation on the Fiv
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1 Chapter IX Meditation on the Seve
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1 Chapter X Meditation on the Seven
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1 Chapter XI Meditation on the Gaya
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1 Chapter XIII Meditation on the Va
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1 Chapter XV Meditation on the Vair
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1 Chapter XVII Meditation on the Sa
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1 Chapter XIX Meditation on the Yaj
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1 Chapter XXI Meditation on the Sam
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all sibilants to Prajapati, all con
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1-2 Chapter XXIV The Different Plan
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Open the door of the heaven-world.
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1 Chapter II The Honey-Doctrine (Ya
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1 Chapter IV The Honey-Doctrine (At
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1 Meditation on the Vasus On the fi
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1 Meditation on the Adityas On the
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1 Meditation on the Sadhyas On the
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A father may therefore tell that do
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(Brahman). One of Its feet covers a
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5 That which is the upper gate is t
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who is without longing-He is my Sel
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4 When I said: "I take refuge in th
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4 If anything ails him during that
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1 Chapter XVII Man as a Sacrifice (
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1 Chapter XVIII The Mind and the Ak
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1 Chapter XIX Meditation on the Sun
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Raikva. As Raikva I describe him, t
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you will make me speak now only thr
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their meal, when a brahmacharin beg
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Chapter IV The Story of Satyakama 1
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1 Chapter V Instruction by the Bull
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Brahman consisting of four quarters
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4 He who knows this and meditates o
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possesses a support (i.e. home) on
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1 Chapter X The Story of Upakosala
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1 Chapter XI Instruction by the Hou
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1 Chapter XIII Instruction by the A
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1 Chapter XV Instruction by the Tea
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1 Chapter XVI The Silence of the Br
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1 Chapter XVII Penances for Mistake
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That sacrifice is inclined to the n
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5 He who knows the abode (ayatana)
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horse tears up the pegs to which it
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perform the initiatory rite on the
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1 Chapter III The Story of Svetaket
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7 The king commanded him: "Stay wit
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1 Chapter V The Five Fires (II) "Pa
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1 Chapter VII The Five Fires (IV) O
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1 Chapter IX Birth and Death "Thus
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food of the gods. Them the gods eat
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1 Chapter XI Concerning the Univers
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1-2 Chapter XII The Head of the Vai
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Vaisvanara Self eats food, sees wha
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1-2 Chapter XVI The Bladder of the
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Then he (the king) said to them all
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1 Chapter XX The Vyana The second o
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1 Chapter XXII The Samana The fourt
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1 Chapter XXIV The Glory of the Agn
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4-6 "Just as, my dear, by one clod
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whenever it rains anywhere, abundan
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1 Chapter IV The Threefold Developm
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1 Chapter V The Threefold Nature of
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1 Chapter VII How the Mind consists
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1 Chapter VIII Concerning Sleep, Hu
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the same way, my dear, as water is
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1-2 Chapter X The Absence of Partic
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the son. "So be it, my dear," the f
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1 Chapter XIV The Means of Self-Kno
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1 Chapter XV Ultimate Liberation "A
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1 Chapter II Speech as Brahman "Spe
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1 Chapter V Consideration as Brahma
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1 Chapter VI Meditation as Brahman
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1 Chapter VIII Strength as Brahman
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1 Chapter X Water as Brahman "Water
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1 Chapter XII The Akasa as Brahman
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1 Chapter XIV Hope as Brahman "Hope
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of a brahmin." 4 "The prana, verily
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1 Chapter XVII Truth depends upon U
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1 Chapter XIX Reflection depends up
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1 Chapter XXI Single-Mindedness dep
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1 The Infinite is Bliss "The infini
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1 Instruction about the Infinite "T
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loosened." The venerable Sanatkumar
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overcomes it or when it perishes?"
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6 "And if he desires the world of p
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1 Chapter III The Serene Self and S
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1 Chapter IV Brahman as a Dam The s
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4 The World of Brahman belongs to t
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them. 5 When he departs from the bo
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„The Self which is free from sin,
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satisfied in heart. 4 Prajapati saw
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3 "So it is Indra," replied Prajapa
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the Self further to you. Live with
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five years. This made in all one hu
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akasa (i.e. the pupil of the eye);
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1 Chapter XIV The Prayer of a Seeke
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The Peace Chant Om. May the differe
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