Sattyaam Ghanamantham-Anantam Brahmha, one of the most soaring, sublime sentences in the Upanishads.

This is from the Taityri Upanishad. The second chapter, Brahmhananda Wally.

What is Brahman?

Infinite being,

infinite awareness is Brahman.

It is actually so immediate.

This very existence,

you feel it,

you are immersed in this ocean of divinity.

This very existence, you feel existence right now.

I am and all this is.

This isness without limit is Brahman.

When we limit it, limited beings, limited existence, but without limit, you see it as an ocean of existence everywhere.

And that existence alone, it's there in every existing thing in this universe,

from quarks to quasars, from amoeba to blue whales, everywhere.

And you go further. It is not just existence.

Imagine, like in a dream where everything is actually in you, in you the

dreaming mind. Similarly, everything that is there is in you the awareness in chit or

gyanam as we say in ghanam and you go even further everything is not that

one existence awareness alone is as Vivekand this said all is one and the one is

bliss the waking state it gives us a clue, the dream state it

gives us a clue and the deep sleep state it gives us a clue. The waking state gives us a

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