Ome Sahanavavu,

Saha'navvu Nakhtu,

Sahhaviriam Karawawah,

Tejasvinawadi,

Tamsthumavid bivishawah

Om, shanty, shanty, shanty.

Ome, may the Lord protect us both teacher and the taught together by revealing knowledge.

May he protect us both by giving us the results of knowledge. May we attain

vigour together. Let what we study be illuminating. May we not cavail at each other. Ome, peace, peace, peace.

In the Katawapal, we are studying these mantras which all speak of oneness.

Swami Vivekananda said, oneness is the only true religion.

And here we see that theme just pointed out again and again.

And you know, what Swami Vivekanam meant was that which brings us together,

that oneness, that's true religion. He in fact would give some interesting

tests of truth of true religion. One was that which makes for oneness, that is true religion. The other was

that which makes us selfless, that is truth. So he's talking about truth. That which makes for

oneness, that is true. That which divides is not true. In the last few mantras which we have

seen from mantra number five onwards in the Katowapenition, this oneness of the Aksman has been stressed.

What appears to be a diverse world at three levels?

What are the three levels?

Physical, subtle and causal.

At the physical level, it is this gross physical universe and full of diversity.

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