Tat Tvam Asi” (That Thou Art) is a profound teaching from the Chandogya Upanishad, where Sage Uddalaka reveals the oneness of the self and ultimate reality to his son, Svetaketu. Discover the deeper meaning of this Mahavakya and its significance in Advaita Vedanta.
I had a blissful time by presenting a brief introduction on Upanishads (#Vedanta) in a club house at Bangalore City in India It was an awesome event with all aspirants to know about the Highest knowledge. Few photos are taken by organising team
IT is That which is Absolute, fills all space, is complete in Itself, to which there is no second and which is continuously present in everything, in every being and everywhere. It is homogeneous in nature.
Tat-Tvam-Asi=YOU ARE THAT: This statement relates the Individual Self to the Universal Self. The direct Knowledge of that total Identity is the immediate means to Liberation (Moksha).
In sleep, you get into yourself, you enter yourself, you become yourself, and know nothing but yourself. This is sleep. You have withdrawn yourself from all outside connections and relationships.
In the beginning, there was “Existence alone”, mere Being, one without a second. Some say there was mere nothing, nothing whatsoever; that everything has come out of nothing.
