The Upanishads, Part 1, Part XI summary
Part 1, Part XI of 170 · 1 min to read the part
In XI, Yama assures his listener that Auddalaki Aruni, the listener's father, is to recognize him and treat him as before through Yama's will. The promise addresses the father's anger and troubled rest, assuring peaceful sleep and freedom from wrath upon seeing his son released from death.
What happens
- Yama promises that his will brings recognition and restores the father's former attitude toward his son.
- He assures the listener that Auddalaki Aruni sleeps peacefully at night.
- He promises that the father's anger ends when he sees his son released from death.
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The promise connects the son's release from death with the end of his father's anger.
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What does Yama promise about Auddalaki Aruni?
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