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The
Taittiriya Upanishad
Translated
by Alladi Mahadeva Sastry
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Book
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LESSON
5
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'Bhuh,' 'Bhuvah,' 'Suvah': there are thus, verily, these
three utterances. |
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2. Of them,
verily, that one, the fourth, 'Mahah', did the son of
Mahachamasa discover.
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3. That
is Brahman; that is Atman; its limbs the other Gods.
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4. As Bhuh,
verily, is this world; as Bhuvah, the mid-region; as
Suvah, the other world; as Mahah, the sun; by the sun,
indeed, do all worlds excel.
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5. As Bhuh,
verily, is Agni, Fire; as Bhuvah is Vayu, the Air; as
Suvah is Aditya, the Sun; as Mahah is Chandramas, the
Moon; by Chandramas, indeed, do all luminaries excel.
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6. As Bhuh,
verily, as the Riks; as Bhuvah, the Samans; as Suvah,
the Yajuses; as Mahah, Brahman; by Brahman, indeed,
do all the Vedas excel.
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7. As Bhuh,
verily, is the upward life; as Bhuvah, the downward
life; as Suvah, the pervading life; as Mahah, the food;
by food, indeed, do all lives excel.
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8. They,
verily, these four (Vyahritis) become fourfold; four,
four are the Vyahritis.
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| 9.
Whoso contemplates them, he knows Brahman; to him do all
Devas offer tribute. |
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This
page was published on Realization.org on May 13, 2000.
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