The Upanishads - Mandhata Global

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Chapter III
The Serene Self and Satya Brahman
"These true desires are covered by what is false.
Though they exist always, yet they have a covering
which is false. Thus, whosoever belonging to the
embodied creature has departed from this life, him he
cannot see in this world with his eyes.
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"Those of his fellows who belong to him here and those
who are dead and whatever else there is which he wishes
for and does not obtain-he finds all that by going in
there (i.e. into his own Self). For there, indeed, lie those
true desires of his, covered by what is false. "As people
who do not know the spot where a treasure of gold has
been hidden somewhere in the earth, walk over it again
and again without finding it, so all these creatures day
after day go into the World of Brahman and yet do not
find it, because they are carried away by untruth.
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"That Self abides in the heart. The etymological
explanation of heart is this: This one (ayam) is in the
heart (hridi); therefore It is called the heart (hridayam).
He who knows this goes every day in deep sleep to
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