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A traditional painting illustrates the creation of the world according to Hindu cosmology. The image is divided into four realms: Ambhah (heaven and beyond), Mareecheeh (sky), Marah (earth, the mortal realm), and Aapah (underworld, the realm of water). Each realm is depicted with unique colors and intricate details, symbolizing their cosmic significance. The painting features Sanskrit labels and English descriptions, visually representing the layers of existence in Hindu thought.

Essence of Aitareya Upanishad: Part-A

Atman includes everything and everyone. It is the Total of all created beings, and so it is called Brahman. The ultimate in us is Atman. The ultimate in the cosmos is Brahman. Atman is Brahman. There can not be anything other than this Universal Reality.