From the Upanishads By Charles Johnston
From the Upanishads By Charles Johnston
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He answered him: Shining ether x is that bright one, air, and fire, and water, and earth; voice, mind, sight, hearing. They, illumining, declare : We uphold this ray, establishing it.
And Life, the chiefest among them, said : Cherish not this delusion : for I, verily, dividing myself fivefold, uphold this ray, establishing it.
They were incredulous. Life proud- ly made as if to go out above. And as Life goes out, all the others go out, and as Life returns, all the others return. As the bees all... go out after the honey-makers' king when he goes out, and return when he returns, thus ^ did voice, mind, sight, and hearing. '** T _, . . , . . . .. _ . , Master Joyful, they sing the praise or Life.
He warms as fire ; as sun, and the rain-god; the thunderer, wind, and the earth, substance, the bright one; what is, what is not, and what is immortal.
Like spokes in a wheel's nave, all this rests in Life. Songs, and liturgies, and chants; sacrifice and warrior and priest.
Thou, Life, as Lord of beings, movest in the germ; and thou thyself art born from it.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He answered him: Shining ether x is that bright one, air, and fire, and water, and earth; voice, mind, sight, hearing. They, illumining, declare : We uphold this ray, establishing it.
And Life, the chiefest among them, said : Cherish not this delusion : for I, verily, dividing myself fivefold, uphold this ray, establishing it.
They were incredulous. Life proud- ly made as if to go out above. And as Life goes out, all the others go out, and as Life returns, all the others return. As the bees all... go out after the honey-makers' king when he goes out, and return when he returns, thus ^ did voice, mind, sight, and hearing. '** T _, . . , . . . .. _ . , Master Joyful, they sing the praise or Life.
He warms as fire ; as sun, and the rain-god; the thunderer, wind, and the earth, substance, the bright one; what is, what is not, and what is immortal.
Like spokes in a wheel's nave, all this rests in Life. Songs, and liturgies, and chants; sacrifice and warrior and priest.
Thou, Life, as Lord of beings, movest in the germ; and thou thyself art born from it.
What to read after From the Upanishads By Charles Johnston?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Thomas B Mosher Firm to read onlineMoreLess
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