Monday, September 2, 2019
Jewels From Upanishads: 1.8 The Face Of Truth Comments
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By thine glowing disc gold-hued
Hast been hidden the face of truth,
O Sun that nourishing be,
Let that be removed,
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8/19/2025 3:31:08 AM # 1.0.0
Well translation has been made of Sanskrit Shloka " hiraņya mayena pātreņa satyasya apihitam mukham | tat tvam pūśhan apāvŗņusatya dharmāya draśhţaye|| 15 ||" by you in English. The face of truth here signifies atman, which is covered by a golden disc representing wealth or material objects. Removal of the golden disc is the metaphor for getting rid of the last vestige of the material world. A brilliant presentation.
Thank you so much, I can see that you read the details meticulously. But the software of PH that interprets readers' feedback to show the red and green markings does not seem to do a good job. And I find it largely meaningless. You may let me know if there is anything that I don't see here.