Ome Sahanavavu,

Saha'naubhannabhavu,

Sahhiyyaam Karavahah,

Tejasvinawadhi,

Tamshtumah vidvishawah

Oam, shant o'm shanty shanty shanty shanty he may the lord protect us both the teacher and the taught together may the lord give us the results of the knowledge may we attain vigor together Let what we study be illuminating. May we not

cavell at each other. Ome, peace, peace, peace. So we are studying the Qatou Upanishan, and we have reached the end of the Upanishan.

The last few mantras we're going to take a look at.

In this last section of the Upanishanth, Yama, the lord of death, the king of death.

He is teaching the little boy, Ncitha, who's a student.

And in this last section of the teaching, he's summing up the entire teaching,

talking about the nature of Brahman, talking about self-realization, the practices, and the results.

So in the last few mantras, he will talk about the results.

We know all this, but he is repeating all for

summing up the whole teaching we're going to now read the 14th mantra

yada sarveh pre-chante kama Yesyarhidi Shrita

Atham attya

Amrito Bhavati

Atra Brahmha Samashnu

Let me

now read the translation

from Swami Gambhir Anandujee's

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