MANDUKYA UPANISHAD with GAUDAPADA’S KARIKA : 15. - Swami Advayananda ji.

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Wednesday, 24 May,  2023. 07:30.

MANDUKYA UPANISHAD 

With Part -1/4 of Goudapada's Karika

Agama Prakarana - "The Scriptural Treatise"

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THE “FOURTH” QUARTER – TURIYA

THE SYLLABLES OF “OM”

Upanishad Section 3: 

Mantras - 8-12.

Post - 15.

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Mantram - 10 - “U” – The Second Letter: TAIJASA :

Its Representation :

1a sapnah sthaanah;   =  Having the dream state as its sphere,

1b taijasah;   =  is Taijasa, (the second Quarter);

1c u-kaarah dviteeyaa maatraa.   =  He is ‘U’, the second letter of Om.

Its Similarities :

2a utkarshaat;  =   i) its excellence or superiority,

2b ubhaya-tvaat vaa;   =  ii) and it being in between the other two.

Its Results:

3a utkarshati ha vai jnaana santatim;  =   i) He heightens to a superior knowledge,

3b samaanah cha bhavati;  =   ii) he becomes equal to all,

3c na asya abrahmavit kule bhavati;  =   iii) and none in his lineage remains ignorant.

4 yah evam veda.   =  One who knows thus, (gets the above result).

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Mantram - 11 : “M” – The Third Letter: PRAJNA

Its Representation :

1a sushupta sthaanah;  =  Having the deep sleep state as its sphere,

1b praajnah; is Prajna,  =  (the third Quarter);

1c ma-kaarah triteeyaa maatraa.   =  He is ‘M’, the third letter of Om.

Its Similarities :

2a miteh;   =  i) it “measures” (the other two states);

2b vaa, apiteh.   =  ii) and in it all the states merge, get absorbed.

Its Results :

3a minoti ha vaa idam sarvam;  =   i) He is able to know the real nature of world;

3b apeetih cha bhavati;   =  ii) He comes to realize he is the Self of all.

4 yah evam veda.  =   One who knows thus, (gets the above result).

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Next

COMPARISON of the FIRST THREE QUARTERS

To be continued

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

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