The Taittirīya Upanishad constitutes the seventh, eighth and ninth chapters of ''Taittirīya [[Āraṇyaka]]'', which are also called, respectively, the ''Śikṣāvallī'', the ''Ānandavallī'' and the ''Bhṛguvallī''. Thus, the text of this Upaniṣad is divided into three chapters named as Valli and are again divided into passages (Anuvāka) and verses. | The Taittirīya Upanishad constitutes the seventh, eighth and ninth chapters of ''Taittirīya [[Āraṇyaka]]'', which are also called, respectively, the ''Śikṣāvallī'', the ''Ānandavallī'' and the ''Bhṛguvallī''. Thus, the text of this Upaniṣad is divided into three chapters named as Valli and are again divided into passages (Anuvāka) and verses. |