Panchakosha Viveka Taittiriya Upanishad

Panca Kosa Viveka (taittiriya Upanishad-verses selected from Brahmananda and Brgu Valli’s)

By Swami Dayananda

In revealing the vision of oneness, the Upanishads use very specific, effective methods. One of these taught in great detail in the Taittiriya Upanishad is the analysis of our human levels of experience. These experiences take place for all of us at the objective levels of food for the physical body, the hunger and thirst facility the thinking faculty including emotion, memory and decision making the sense of being a doer and enjoyer and all forms of local happiness. But the shift from logical analysis to a  teacher. This jump from literal meaning to implied meaning is what brings one in direct cognitive contact with the first person “I” in the light of the vision of the Upanishads. In these 12 talks from a 2008 Vedanta Retreat, Swamiji will help us cross that bridge.