{"collection":"Hinduism","html_url":"https://unchartedknowledge.5gfusion.net/browse/hin/brk/brk32.htm","path":"hin/brk/brk32.htm","source_url":"https://sacred-texts.com/hin/brk/brk32.htm","text":"Brahma Knowledge, by L. D. Barnett, [1911]\n\"Verily this All is Brahma. It has therein its birth, end, breath; as such one should worship it in stillness.\nVerily man is made of will. As is man's will\nin this world, such he becomes on going hence; so let him frame the will.\nMade of mind, bodied in breath, shaped in light, real of purpose, ethereal of soul, all-working, all-desiring, all-smelling, all-tasting, grasping this All, speaking naught, heeding naught\u2014this is my Self within my heart, smaller than a rice-corn, or a barley-corn, or a mustard-seed, or a canary-seed, or the pulp of a canary-seed\u2014this is my Self within my heart, greater than earth, greater than sky, greater than heaven, greater than these worlds. All-working, all-desiring, all-smelling, all-tasting, grasping this All, speaking naught, heeding naught\u2014this is my Self within my heart, this is Brahma; to Him shall I win when I go hence. He with whom it is thus has indeed no doubt.\" Thus spake \u015a\u0101\u1e47\u1e0dilya.\n63:1 They pass every day into dreamless sleep, the perfect union with Brahma in the heart; but they are not conscious of this union, and the condition of their existence causes it to be only temporary. See above, \u00a7 15.\n63:2 Chh\u0101ndogya Upanishad, iii. 14.","title":"Brahma Knowledge: Part II. Some Texts of the Vendanta: IV...","type":"page"}