TAITTIRIYA UPANISHAD – 63. Rishi Yajnavalkya.

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Monday  26, Aug 2024, 06:20.
Taittiriya Upanishad
Part-2.
BRAHMANANDA VALLI
PART 2: 9 No. Anuvakas (Chapters)
THE BLISS THAT IS BRAHMAN
Post - 63.

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UPANISHAD SARA SANGRAH 
Anuvaka 2.3 : From Pranamaya to Manomaya 
The Essence of the Upanishads:

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“Satyam, Jnaanam, Anantam, Brahman” 
Bhashya A: 
“On the Nature of BRAHMAN” 
Coverage

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“PANCHA KOSHA VIVARANAM” 
Bhashya B: 
“The Differentiation of the Five Sheaths” 
Coverage:  From 2.1.4 – 2.6.2 (crosses 5 Anuvakas) 
Mantram -  2.3.1:Shruti Quotation on Prana 

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Anuvaka 2.3 : From Pranamaya to Manomaya 

Mantram - 2.3.2: Pranamaya Kosha as “Inner Self” of Annamaya Kosha 

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Mantram - 2.3.2: Pranamaya Kosha as “Inner Self” of Annamaya Kosha 

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tasya eshah eva shaareera aatmaa; =  This Pranamaya is indeed the embodied self, 

yah poorvasya. =  of the preceding self, the Annamaya. 

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Mantram - 2.3.3: Changeover: Manomaya Kosha within Pranamaya Kosha 

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tasmaat vai etasmaat = As compared with this self   

praanamayaat; = made of the vital Air, 

anyah aantara aatmaa = there is another self within it    

manomayah; = made of the Mind. 

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tena eshah poornah =  By that  (of Mind) is this  one (of Air) filled. 

sah vai eshah =  What was that (earlier), is this (henceforth); 

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purusha-vidhah eva; = This  is also verily of the human form. 

tasya purusha-vidhataam; = The human form of that  (the Air sheath) continues 

anu ayam purusha-vidhah = as the human form of this (the Mind sheath). 

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 Compared to this current Pranamaya Kosha, made of Air, there is the next sheath, called Manomaya Kosha, made of Mind,  which is more subtle than the Pranamaya. 

This  next sheath, being subtler than the former, pervades it entirely, and provides direction to the Pranic energies and processes. The Pranamaya is filled and exceeded all round by the Manomaya Kosha. 

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 So far, “this” referred to the current Kosha, which in this case is the Pranamaya. 

We are just finishing with it. “That” refers to the next Kosha, the Manomaya, which we are 

going to start dealing with. The purpose of this line is to make the “changeover”.  


Changeover : The ‘Pranamaya’ changes from being ‘current’ to become ‘Previous’; 

the ‘Manomaya’ moves from ‘next’ to ‘current’; and ‘Vijnanamaya’ becomes the ‘next’.  

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 The Mind sheath takes the same human form as is taken by the Air sheath. 

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Next 

Mantram -  2.3.4: Human Form Characteristics of Manomaya Kosha 

Continued

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know the self, know the self in Nature, know the self in Jiva, Further Oneness.

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