The Upanishads, Part 1, no. 117, Part XIII summary
Part 1, no. 117, Part XIII of 170 · 1 min to read the part
In XIII, the passage describes Him as eternal amid change, the consciousness of the conscious, and one who fulfils the desires of many. It assigns eternal peace only to the wise who perceive Him within their own Self, making that perception the condition for such peace.
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- He is described as eternal amid what changes and as the consciousness of the conscious.
- Though one, He fulfils the desires of many.
- Eternal peace belongs to the wise who perceive Him within their Self, not to others.
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