Verses from Scripture on Self Realization 1

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Roman"> ---- Atharva Veda, Kaivalya Upanishad 16. uph, 930

One should meditate on the atman, which consists of spirit, whose embodiment is

life, whose form is light, whose essence is space, which changes its form at

will, swift as thought. -----Shukla Yajur Veda, Shatapatha

Brahmana 10.6.3.2. ve, 705 Perishable is matter. Immortal, imperishable the

Lord, who, the One, controls the perishable and also the soul. Meditating on

Him, uniting with Him, becoming more and more like Him, one is freed at the

last from the world's illusion. -----Krishna Yajur Veda,

Shvetashvatara Upanishad 1.10. ve, 762

Roman">I am the Supreme Brahman! I am the Lord of the universe! Such is the

settled conviction of the muktas. All other experiences lead to bondage. When

the Self is clearly realized not to be the body, the realizer gains peace and

becomes free from all desires. -----Devikalottara Agama,

Jnana-achara-vichara 50-51. rm, 114 Realize the Self always to be neither

above nor below, nor on either side, not without nor within, but to be eternal

and shining beyond the sublime world.

0cm"> -----Sarvajnanottara Agama, Atma Sakshatkara 29. rm, 108

That which is neither conscious nor unconscious, which is invisible,

impalpable, indefinable, unthinkable, unnameable, whose very essence consists

of the experience of its own self, which absorbs all diversity, is tranquil and

benign, without a second, which is what they call the fourth state -- that is

the atman. This it is which should be known.

yes"> -----Atharva Veda, Mandukya Upanishad 7. ve, 723 Sivaya

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BORDER-LEFT: #1010ff 2px solid"> Om Namah Sivaya Lead me from unreality to

reality. Lead me from darkness to light. Lead me from death to immortality.

----Shukla Yajur Veda, Brihadaranyaka Upanishad 1.3.28. hh, 202

He is the Supreme Brahman, the Self of all, the chief foundation of this

world, subtler than the subtle, eternal. That thou art; thou art That.

Roman"> ---- Atharva Veda, Kaivalya Upanishad 16. uph, 930

One should meditate on the atman, which consists of spirit, whose embodiment is

life, whose form is light, whose essence is space, which changes its form at

will, swift as thought. -----Shukla Yajur Veda, Shatapatha

Brahmana 10.6.3.2. ve, 705 Perishable is matter. Immortal, imperishable the

Lord, who, the One, controls the perishable and also the soul. Meditating on

Him, uniting with Him, becoming more and more like Him, one is freed at the

last from the world's illusion. -----Krishna Yajur Veda,

Shvetashvatara Upanishad 1.10. ve, 762

New Roman">I am the Supreme Brahman! I am the Lord of the universe!

Such is the settled conviction of the muktas. All other experiences lead to

bondage. When the Self is clearly realized not to be the body, the realizer

gains peace and becomes free from all desires.

-----Devikalottara Agama, Jnana-achara-vichara 50-51. rm, 114 Realize the

Self always to be neither above nor below, nor on either side, not without nor

within, but to be eternal and shining beyond the sublime world.

auto 0cm"> -----Sarvajnanottara Agama, Atma Sakshatkara 29. rm, 108

That which is neither conscious nor unconscious, which is invisible,

impalpable, indefinable, unthinkable, unnameable, whose very essence consists

of the experience of its own self, which absorbs all diversity, is tranquil and

benign, without a second, which is what they call the fourth state -- that is

the atman. This it is which should be known.

yes"> -----Atharva Veda, Mandukya Upanishad 7. ve, 723 Sivaya

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