28. Mandukya Upanishad - Karika 2.32 | Swami Sarvapriyananda

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Religion & Spirituality, Hinduism

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🗓️ 2 January 2020

⏱️ 110 minutes

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Swami Sarvapriyananda teaches one of the shortest and most profound upanishads accompanied by Gaudapada's Karika. This lecture covers Karika 2.32

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0:00.0	Om, Bhadram Karni Bha, Shinuyaamadeva, Bhadram Pashya bhaashehya, Makhsh Hyaehyao.
0:21.6	Svastina Indra, Vati-rdhāthir dhātahu.
0:41.3	Oam shanty, shanty, shanty.
0:46.3	We are doing the Mandukya Karika.
0:51.3	We are on the second chapter.
1:00.1	Last time we did this verse, let's start with chanting that verse again.
1:02.7	Verse number 31, second chapter 31.
1:07.5	Swapnamay, yathah, drishti.
1:11.6	Swapna may ye, yatharra, gandhar, nagarnamayy, Yath, drishti, Gandharvnagaram Yath,
1:15.6	Gandharvnagaram Yath,
1:19.6	Thath, Vishvimidam,
1:21.6	Dristam,
1:23.6	Tath,
1:24.6	Vishvimidam,
1:25.6	Dristam, Vhāhāhu, Vichakshanihi,
1:32.3	Vedanteshu, Vichakshanii.
1:37.3	So this verse says, he gives three examples for what is the status of this world. It gives three examples. Just like what we see
1:48.1	in a dream, example one. That's of course the classic example which Godapada has been using
1:54.4	throughout chapter two, dream. So this world is compared to a dream. Remember, by that what he means is, as the dream is false with
2:05.2	compared to your waking. Similarly, the waking world is like a dream only because it is false compared to Thuria, to pure consciousness.
2:16.6	Just as the dream world seems real within the dream,
2:20.9	so also the waking world seems real within the waking world.
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