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- Upanishad Katha

- The sage said: 'You can't see a lump of salt. But by tasting the water you can tell that the gang is here. In the same way Brahman is invisible to the senses and the mind, yet it is everywhere '

In Gi Ta, God has said that I am in everything and I am everything. There is a story in the Chhandogya Upanishad of such a price:

There was a sage named Uddhalak, he had a son named Shwetaketu.

One day the sage asked the son to bring a tattoo of the father. Shwetaketu brought a tattoo, so the sage said: 'Break it, Jo, what does it look like?'

Shwetaketu broke the tattoo and said: 'There are many tiny seeds in it.'

The sage said: 'If a seed is broken, what does it look like?'

Shwetaketu said: 'There is nothing visible in it, there is nothing in it.'

The sage said: 'There is nothing in it, so where does the tree grow from? That is why there are very fine, very fine particles inside the bean. The particle is not visible, it is toy, and it also proves that there is a huge tree with many branches hidden in it. That is divine. Paramatma is not visible, but the vast universe is born out of it. The same is Brahman, the same is truth. I am the same. You are the same, Shwetaketu! Tnnnnnnnn - that's you. '

The sage then told his son to fill a clay pot with water and put a lump of salt in it.

The next day, the sage said to Shwetaketu: 'Son, get the lump out of the pot!'

Shwetaketu saw that the ganga had melted in the pot. He said: 'No gangster!'

The sage said: 'Why not? Is! Taste the water from the pot! '

Shwetaketu tasted the water from above and said: 'The water is salty.'

The sage said: 'Now taste the water in the middle!'

"It's too salty," said the white man.

The sage said: 'Now taste the very bottom.'

"It's too salty," said the white man.

Now the sage said: 'You cannot see a lump of salt. But by tasting the water you can tell that the gang is here. In the same way Brahman is invisible to the senses and the mind, yet it is everywhere. I am the same, you are the same, Shwetaketu! Tattvamasi - that is you. '

Shwetaketu said: 'By tasting the water, it can be said that Gangado is here, is there any way to know Brahman?'

The sage said: 'There was a traveler. He met thieves on the way. The thieves robbed him, blindfolded him, and let him go into the dead forest. Travelers run wild in the jungle and shout for help! A kind man left her blindfolded and brought her to the highway. Now the traveler reached home safely. We are like this traveler - our eyes are full of ignorance. If Guru's grace is done, the bandages on our eyes will be released, the right path of our home will be attached to us! And we reach a safe home, that is, we find God. '

'Gurudev!' Kahi Shwetaketu fell at his father's feet.

- Ramanlal Soni