The Upanishads - Mandhata Global

moving and all that is motionless, becomes the
embodied self and dwelling in the city of nine gates,
flies outward.
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Grasping without hands, hasting without feet, It sees
without eyes, It hears without ears. It knows what is to
be known, but no one knows It. They call It the First,
the Great, the Full.
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The Self, smaller than the small, greater than the great,
is hidden in the hearts of creatures. The wise, by the
grace of the Creator, behold the Lord, majestic and
desireless and become free from grief.
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I know this undecaying, primeval One, the Self of all
things, which exists everywhere, being all-pervading
and which the wise declare to be free from birth. The
teachers of Brahman, indeed, speak of It as eternal.
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