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\nSection Three <\/font><\/b>
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\nIncomplete Translations
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\nand Commentaries <\/font><\/b>
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\nCirca 1902 \u00ad 1912 <\/b>
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\nSvetasvatara Upanishad
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\nChapter IV <\/b> <\/span> <\/p>\n

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\n 1. He who is one and without hue, but has ordained manifoldly
\nmany hues by the Yoga of his Force and holds within himself all objects, and in Him the universe dissolves in the end, that
\nGodhead was in the beginning. May He yoke us with a good and bright understanding.
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\n 2. That alone is the fire and That the sun and That the wind and That too the moon; That is the Luminous, That the
\nBrahman, That the waters, That the Father and Lord of creatures.
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\n 3. Thou art the woman and Thou the man; Thou art a boy and again a young virgin; Thou art yonder worn and aged
\nman that walkest bent with thy staff. Lo, Thou becomest born and the world is full of thy faces.
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\n 4. Thou art the blue bird and the green and the scarlet-eyed, the womb of lightning and the seasons and the oceans. Thou
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\nart that which is without beginning and thou movest with
\nthy pervasive extension whence all the worlds are born. <\/span> <\/p>\n

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\n 5. There is One, unborn, white and black and red, who is ever
\nbringing forth many creatures with forms and her one unborn loves and cleaves to and lies with her; another unborn
\nabandons, when all her enjoyments have been enjoyed. <\/span> <\/p>\n

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\n 6. Two winged birds cling about a common tree, comrades,
\nyoke-fellows; and one eats the sweet fruit of the tree, the other eats not, but watches.
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\n 7. The Soul upon a common tree is absorbed and because he is not lord, grieves and is bewildered; but when he sees and
\ncleaves to that other who is the Lord, he knows that all is His greatness and his sorrow passes away from him.
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\n 8. In the highest immutable Heaven where all the gods have taken up their session, there are the verses of the Rigveda,
\nand he who knows Him not, what shall he do with the Rik? They who know That, lo, it is they who thus are seated.
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\n 9. Rhythms and sacrifices and ritual and vows, what has been and what is to be and what the Vedas declare,\u2014the Master
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of Maya brings forth from that all this that is and there is
\nanother whom within it his Maya holds imprisoned. <\/span> <\/p>\n

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\n 10. Thou shalt know Maya to be Force of Nature and the Master of Maya to be the great Lord; this whole universe is occupied by His becomings that are His members.
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\n 11. He who being One enters every womb and in whom all this comes together and
\n\tgoes apart, the adorable Godhead who rules as lord and gives us our
\n\tdesirable boons, one having seen comes exceedingly unto this peace. <\/span> <\/p>\n

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\n 12. He who is the coming to birth of the gods and the arising of their being,
\n\tthe master of the universe, the Violent One, the Great Seer and beheld
\n\tHiranyagarbha born,\u2014may he yoke us with a bright and good understanding.
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\n 13. He who is the master of the gods, in whom the worlds are lodged and who
\n\trules over this two-footed and four-footed, to what god should we offer the
\n\tworship of our oblation? <\/span> <\/p>\n

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\n 14. Subtle beyond the subtle in the midst of the hurtling chaos,
\nthe creator of the universe who has many forms and being 238<\/i><\/span><\/p>\n

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\none encompasses all, knowing as the Benign, one comes exceedingly to the peace.
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\n \t15. He in Time is the guardian of the world of existence and the master of
\n\tthe universe secret in all existences,\u2014in whom have union of Yoga the holy
\n\tsages and the gods; thus knowing him one cuts asunder the snares of Death.
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\n \t16. Knowing him who is exceedingly subtle like the cream above the clarified
\n\tbutter, the Benign secret in all existences, knowing the God who being one
\n\tencompasses all, one is released from every bondage. <\/span> <\/p>\n

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\n 17. This is the God, the mighty Soul, the Architect of all, seated for ever in the hearts of creatures and he is realised
\n\tby the heart and the intellect and the mind; who know this, they become
\n\timmortal. <\/span> <\/p>\n

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\n 18. When there is no darkness, that is neither day nor night, nor being nor non-being, it is the absolute Benign alone; That is
\nthe immutable, that the supreme light of the Creating Sun and from it the Wisdom went forth that is of old.
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\n 19. Him one shall not seize as on high nor as one on a level plane nor in the
\n\tmiddle; there is no image for him whose name is a mighty glory.
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\n 20. The form of Him stands not within the vision and none beholdeth Him by the
\n\teye; but by the heart and the mind, for in the heart is His station; who
\n\tthus know Him, they become immortal. <\/span> <\/p>\n

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\n 21. One here and there approaches him with awe thinking of him as the Unborn. O
\n\tViolent One, that which is thy auspicious right-hand face, with that protect
\n\tme ever. <\/span> <\/p>\n

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\n 22. Do no hurt to our son nor our grandson nor our life nor our
\ncattle nor our horses. O Violent One, slay not in thy anger our heroes; ever to Thee with the oblation we call.
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\n 1. Both of these in the Transcendent, the Knowledge & the Ignorance, yea both have their hidden being in the Eternal &
\nInfinite Who dwelleth beyond Brahman of the Veda, & are set in it for ever. But of these Ignorance dieth and Knowledge
\nliveth for ever; and He who is master of both is other than they. <\/span> <\/p>\n

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\n 2. He being One entereth upon womb & womb, yea upon all forms of being and upon all wombs of creatures. This
\nwas He that of old filled with many sorts of Knowledge Kapila, the seer, after his mother bore him; yea He saw
\nKapila shaping. <\/span> <\/p>\n

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\n 3. God weaveth Him one net or He weaveth Him another and
\nHe maketh it of manifold meshes & casteth it abroad in this field of the body; then He draweth it in again. Also
\nHe created Yatis, great Seekers, & thus the Mighty Mind wieldeth the sceptre of His universal Lordship.
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\n 4. The Sun riseth & driveth the world’s wain, then he blazeth illumining all the regions and above and below and the level
\ngrow one lustre, even so this glorious & shining God, being One, entereth upon & ruleth nature that clingeth to the
\nwomb, to each womb its nature. <\/span><\/p>\n

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\n 5. For He who is the Womb of the World bringeth each nature to its perfection and He matureth all those that are yet to be
\nperfected. He indwelleth & presideth over all this His world and setteth all the modes of Nature to their workings.
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\n 6. This is that secret mystery which is hidden in Upanishads; for the Upanishad is the secret of the Veda. This is that
\nwhich Brahma knoweth for the Womb of the Eternal and the older Gods and the sages who knew of This, became
\nThis & were immortal. <\/span> <\/p>\n

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\n 7. There is One who maketh works and their fruits to them, for
\nthe moods of Nature cleave to Him; this is He that enjoyeth the works He hath done; and the World is His body and He
\nhath three modes of His natures & the roads of His travel are likewise three. Lo, the Master of Life, by the momentum
\nof His own works He moveth in the centuries. <\/span> <\/p>\n

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\n 8. His size is as the size of a man’s thumb but His aspect as
\nthe Sun in its glory; and He hath Volition and He hath Personality; but there is another whom we see by virtue of
\nthe Understanding & by virtue of the Spirit for the point of a cobbler’s awl is not finer to vision.
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\n 9. Take thou the hundredth part of the point of a hair, divide it
\ninto a hundred parts again; then as is a part of this hundredth part of a hundredth, such shalt thou find this Spirit in man,
\nif thou seek to separate Him; yet ’tis this in thee that availeth towards Infinity.
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\n 10. Not woman is He, nor man either, nor yet sexless; but whatsoever body He take, that confineth & preserveth Him.
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\n 11. As body is born and groweth by food and drink and plenty, so also the Spirit in body progressively attaineth to successive forms in their fit places\u2014by the allurements of sight, by the witcheries of touch, by the magic of volition, for
\naccording to his works he progresseth and his forms shape themselves to his
\n\tworks. <\/span> <\/p>\n

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\n 12. Forms gross and forms subtle, forms many,\u2014the Spirit in body evolveth them all by his own nature in its working;
\nby the law of action of his works & the law of action of the Spirit in man, by these he evolveth
\n\tthem. But there is Another in Whom we behold Cause whereby all these meet
\n\ttogether. <\/span> <\/p>\n

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\n 13. Without beginning, without end in the welter and the chaos, who createth the world by taking many figures &
\nas the One girdeth & encompasseth it. He is the Lord & <\/span> <\/p>\n

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if thou know Him thou shalt break free from all kinds of bondage.
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\n 14. Shiva the Master of all becomings and not-becomings and
\nfrom Him this whole creation floweth and it is only one part
\nof Shiva; but He is not named after any nest of the winged Spirit, and the heart alone can apprehend Him. They who
\nknow Shiva, the Blessed One, abandon body for ever.
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\n 1. ‘Tis Nature and Self-existence, say one school of the Seers. Nay, ’tis Time, say another; both are deceived and bewildered. ‘Tis the Majesty of the Lord in the world of His creatures whereby the Wheel of the Eternal whirleth about
\ncontinually. <\/span> <\/p>\n

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\n 2. He envelopeth this whole Universe with Himself for ever, He
\nthat knoweth, Maker of Time, & the Modes of Nature dwell in Him; yea, all things He discerneth and by His governance
\nthe Law of Works revolveth in its cycle. Earth, water, fire, air, ether, of these thou shalt consider (as the substance wherein
\nit turneth). <\/span> <\/p>\n

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\n 3. The Lord doeth works and resteth again from His works,
\none or two or three or eight He yoketh Himself with the Principle of things in their essence & with Time He yoketh
\nHimself and with Self in its subtle workings. <\/span> <\/p>\n

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\n 4. So He beginneth works, that are subject to the modes of
\nNature, and setteth all existences to their workings: & when these things are not, thereby cometh annihilation of work
\nthat hath been done; and with the perishing of work, He departeth out of them; for in His final truth He is other than
\nthey. <\/span> <\/p>\n

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\n 5. Lo we have beheld Him & He is the Beginning and the
\nCause of all Causes whereby these elements meet together & form ariseth; the past, the present and the future are this
\nside of Him and Time hath no part in Him. Let us worship the Ancient of Days in our own hearts who sitteth. Let us
\nwait upon God who must be adored, for the world is His shape and the Universe is but His becoming.
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\n 6. Time & Form and the Tree of Things, none of these is He for He is more than they & it is from Him that this Cosmos
\nbeginneth. We will know this Master of grace & glory for He cometh to us carrying righteousness in His hand & He
\ndriveth Sin from its strong places. We will know Him for He is in our Self & immortal & the World’s foundation.
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\n 7. We will know this Mightiest one who is far above all the mighty\u2014this summit of the gods & their godhead, King
\nof Kings and Lord of Lords, who towereth high above all summits & greatnesses. Let us learn of God for He is this
\nWorld’s Master & all shall adore Him. <\/span> <\/p>\n

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\n 8. God needeth not to do anything neither hath He any organ of doing; there is none greater than He nor do we see any that is His equal\u2014for His power is far over all,
\nonly men hear of it under a thousand names & various fashions. Lo the strength of Him and the works of Him and
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\nHis Knowledge, they are self-efficient & their own cause &
\nnature. <\/span> <\/p>\n

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\n 9. He hath no master in all this world, there is none that shall
\nrule over Him. Nor feature nor distinction hath He; for He is begetting cause and sovran over the lords of these natural
\norgans, but Himself hath no begetter neither any sovran. <\/span> <\/p>\n

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\n 10. Even as is the spider that out of himself fashioneth his own
\nweb, so is God One & nought else existeth but by his own nature covereth Himself up in the threads He hath spun
\nout of primal matter. May the One God ordain unto us departure into His Eternal.
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\n 11. One God who alone is & He lurketh hidden in every creature for He pervadeth and is the inmost Self of all beings,
\nHe presideth over all work and is the home of all things living. He is the
\n\tMighty Witness who relateth thought with thought and again He is the
\n\tAbsolute in whom mood is not nor any attribute. <\/span> <\/p>\n

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\n 12. One God & alone He controlleth the many who have themselves no separate work nor purpose; and He developeth one
\nseed into many kinds of creatures; the strong-hearted behold God in their own Self, therefore for them is everlasting bliss
\nand not for others. <\/span> <\/p>\n

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\n 13. One Eternal of all these that pass & are not, One conscious
\nin all consciousnesses; He being One ordereth the desires of many; He alone is the great Source to which Sankhya and
\nYoga bring us. If thou know God thou shalt break free from every sort of bondage.
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\n 14. There the sun cannot shine and the moon has no splendour; the stars are blind; there our lightnings flash not neither
\nany earthly fire; all that is bright is but the shadow of His brightness and by His shining all this shineth.<\/span><\/p>\n

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\n 15. One Swan of Being in the heart of all this Universe & He is Fire that lieth
\n\tdeep in the heart of water. By Knowledge of Him, the soul passeth beyond the
\n\tpursuit of Death and there is no other road for the great passage. <\/span> <\/p>\n

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\n 16. He hath made all and knoweth all; for He is the womb out of which Self ariseth, & being possessed of the Nature Moods
\nHe becometh Time’s Maker and discerneth all things. And Matter is subject to Him & the Spirit in Man that cogniseth
\nHis field of matter & the modes of Nature are His servants. He therefore is the cause of this coming into phenomena &
\nof the release from phenomena\u2014& because of Him is their endurance & because of Him is their bondage.
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\n 17. Lo He is Immortal because He is utter existence; but He
\nhouseth Himself in the Lord & is the Knower, the Omnipresent that standeth on
\n\tguard over this His universe, yea He ruleth all this moving world for ever
\n\tand for ever, and there is no other source of lordship and kingliness.
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\n 18. He ordained Brahma the Creator from of old and sent forth unto him the
\n\tVeda, I will hasten unto God who standeth self-revealed in the Spirit & in
\n\tthe Understanding. I will take refuge in the Lord for my salvation; <\/span> <\/p>\n

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\n 19. Who hath neither parts nor works for He is utterly tranquil, faultless, stainless, therefore He is the one great bridge that
\ncarrieth us over to Immortality, even as when a fire hath burnt all its fuel.
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\n 20. When the sons of men shall fold up ether like a skin and wrap the
\n\theavens round them like a garment, then alone without knowledge of the Lord
\n\tour God shall the misery of the World have an ending. <\/span> <\/p>\n

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\n 21. By the might of his devotion & the grace of God in his being Svetasvatara hereafter knew the Eternal & he came to the
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renouncers of the worldly life and truly declared unto them the Most High & Pure
\nGod, to whom the companies of seers resort for ever. <\/span> <\/p>\n

\n  <\/p>\n

\n <\/p>\n

\n  <\/p>\n

\n 22. This is the great secret of the Vedanta which was declared in former times, not on hearts untranquilled
\n\tto be squandered nor men sonless nor on one who hath no disciples. <\/span> <\/p>\n

\n  <\/p>\n

\n <\/p>\n

\n  <\/p>\n

\n 23. But whosoever hath supreme love & adoration for the Lord
\nand as for the Lord, so likewise for the Master, to that Mighty Soul these great matters when they are told become
\nclear of themselves, yea to the Great Soul of him they are manifest.
\n\t\t\t<\/span> <\/p>\n

\n  <\/p>\n

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