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The Upanishads, Part XIII summary

Part XIII of 170 · 1 min to read the part

In XIII, the speakers state that worship of the Unmanifested and worship of the manifested lead to different ends, without specifying what either end is. They present this distinction as a teaching received from wise men, grounding the statement in instruction rather than explaining its reasons.

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  1. Worship of the Unmanifested leads to one end.
  2. Worship of the manifested leads to a different end.
  3. The speakers attribute this distinction to wise men who teach them.

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