The Upanishads, Part 1, no. 93, Part IV summary
Part 1, no. 93, Part IV of 170 · 1 min to read the part
In IV, the teacher explains that Atman makes perception possible in dreams and waking, while the commentary extends this dependence to all knowledge and states of consciousness. Recognizing this dependence, wise people identify with their Higher Self and move beyond grief.
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- The verse presents Atman as the basis of perception in dreams and waking.
- The commentary explains that knowledge and perception depend on the Self in every state of consciousness.
- Wise people recognize this dependence, identify with their Higher Self, and pass beyond grief.

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