Ome Sahanavavavu,

Saha no, unattu,

Sahavidiam Karavahawah,

Tejasvi-Navadi,

Tamasthumah,

Vidvishah May. May the Lord protect us both teacher and taught together.

May the Lord give us the results of our study.

May our study be illuminating.

May our study be invigorating.

And may there be no friction between us,

no cavailing between us.

Ome, peace oh peace peace peace so in the katopanishad we are in the second chapter the second willie the second section of the second chapter almost finished but we have

come to a mantra which is probably one of the most spectacular mantras of the all the Upanishads

and swami viwaka and this favorite mantra that the sun does not illumine nor the moon nor the lightning

what to speak of this little far nor the stars

and then not the lightning what to speak of this little mortal fire that shining everything else shines

by its light everything is lit up so that mantra we're coming to and that's the concluding sort of a

grand conclusion to this very powerful and beautiful

section.

But before that, the 14th mantra which we did last time, Tadet aditymanienti ane, aniddesham

param sumhum, katham, vijaniy, wibhati, that was the fouram paramam suhacham katham nuthad bjaniam kimubhati vivativa that was the 14th mantra what it means that this indeed

this indeed means the atma viyadhian the knowledge of the self the realization of the self as this one non-dual entity that I am this consciousness and this one

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