C) He verily knows Brahman who knows the First−born, the offspring of austerity, created prior to the waters and dwelling, with the elements, in the cave of the heart.
D) He verily knows Brahman who knows Aditi, the soul of all deities, who was born in the form of Paraná, who was created with the elements and who, entering into the heart, abides therein.
E) Agni, hidden in the two fire sticks and well guarded−like a child in the womb, by its mother is worshipped day after day by men who are awake and by those who offer oblations in the sacrifices.
F) By the mind alone is Brahman to be realized; then one does not see in It any multiplicity whatsoever. He goes from death to death who sees multiplicity in it.
G) Whence the sun rises and whither it goes to set, in whom all the devas are contained and whom none can ever pass beyond.
H) The Purusha, of the size of a thumb, dwells in the body. He is the Lord of the past and the future. After knowing Him, one does not conceal oneself any more.
I) The Purusha, of the size of a thumb, is like a flame without smoke. The Lord of the past and the future, He is the …show more content…
Lord Rama during his 14 Years period of exile in forests, at one stage came to the Ashram of Rishi Sarbhanga. The saint welcomed him and said, "When a saint goes to a family man, the family man feels it his duty to give all comforts to the saint and give him whatever the saint desires. Similarly when a family man goes to a saint the saint gives his blessings to the family man. Rishi Sarbhanga wanted to give all that he had earned by way of concentration/ He was able to unite his soul body and mind in such a way that he was capable of controlling his life the way he