Vedas 32 - Kenopanishad - Part 4 - Brahman - The Real One Comments

Fantastic one, you uncovered the true meaning of Brahan in the same way as we used to call tatvam pooshan apavrunu O Sun, you (please) uncover that. Where the face of truth is covered by the golden lid, O Sun (God) , please uncover that so that truth and dharma are visible. The poetic form especially in english language is commendable.

Hi, Geeta! Two things stand out to me from this poem. In the first stanza, like a flash of lightning describes my experience with what might be called epiphanies; they are sudden, but their effects are profound. In the sixth stanza what you say sounds much like what St. Paul says, that the things of the Spirit can only be spiritually discerned (by that same spirit poured out by grace) . Appreciating what you write about, Glen

Dear madam, you have so nicely inscribed the teaching of Uma to Indira about Brahman whom is called the ‘Tadvanam'. ‘Brahman' is that which enables the eye - a foresight. You have also portrayed about 'Tapas, Dama, and Karma incisively. We believe that he who understands the wisdom of the Upanishads is cleansed of all sins. Beautiful presentation.Thanks.10

It is such a joy to read and swim with the flow of this poetic marvel. It presents the essence of part 3-11 and part 4 of Kenopanishad quite succinctly. It again outlines the essentials through which a disciple can attain this knowledge and then the ultimate bliss in the highest abode of Brahman. Geeta ji, you have taken up a herculean task and doing it with finesse. Thanks a lot.