Oum, Sahanavavut,

Saha'naubhunaktu,

Sahhaviriam Karawahawahy,

Tejasvinawadhi,

Tamshtumam, Vinawadhi, tamastum Mavidvishavahy.

Om shanty, shanty, shanty.

All right.

It's cold, might have scared of a few, would be Vedantins, but not the rest of us.

All right.

Panchadashi.

Today we'll proceed with the Panchadashi, of course, but I'll also make a few remarks on a text, an ancient

text of Kashmir Shaivism, Vigyanabh Bhairava. I promised last time, I think I aroused the curiosity,

so I better satisfy it. I'll do that later. First, let's proceed with the Panchadashi.

We were doing chapter three of the Pancho Dashi. We were doing chapter 3 of the Panchadashi, the method of the five sheets, analysis

of the five sheets.

Like I said last time, that this chapter is based, the root text for this chapter is the

Taiteria Upanishad, specifically the second section of the Taitaira Upanishad called Brahmanandah

Wally.

In that second section of Taitiri Upanishad, Brahman, the ultimate reality, is introduced as infinite or unlimited existence consciousness.

Satyam, gyanam, anantam, Brahmh.

Satyam means being or existence.

Gyanam means consciousness or awareness.

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