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Taittriya Upanishad (तैत्तिरीय-उपनिषद्) (view source)
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==== Detailed Explanation of the Verse<ref name=":3" /> ====
==== Detailed Explanation of the Verse<ref name=":3" /> ====
In this verse "Vayu" is actually meant as all prevasive universal life or ''Sutra-atman''. In his macrocosmic aspect HE is the cosmic energy and universal mind and in HIS microcosmic aspect, he is the vitalizing force of body and mind. The other name for ''Sutra-atman'' is ''Hiranyagarbha''. He is endowed with two fold energy viz. ''Gyana Shakti'' and ''Kriya Shakti'' i.e. the power of knowledge and power of action. He is called here as the visible Brahman because He is perceptible both by the mind and the senses.
In this verse "Vayu" is actually meant as all pervasive universal life or ''Sutra-atman''. In his macrocosmic aspect HE is the cosmic energy and universal mind and in HIS microcosmic aspect, he is the vitalizing force of body and mind. The other name for ''Sutra-atman'' is ''Hiranyagarbha''. He is endowed with two fold energy viz. ''Gyana Shakti'' and ''Kriya Shakti'' i.e. the power of knowledge and power of action. He is called here as the visible Brahman because He is perceptible both by the mind and the senses.
Along with the peace chant, the supreme Brahman, has also been invoked by His sound symbol Om.
Along with the peace chant, the supreme Brahman, has also been invoked by His sound symbol Om.