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KENOPANISAD
nation centering round the body—are in themselves the
ultimate factors in personality. He suspects that there is
in us something deeper than these—an unrestricted
intelligence that ultimately guides all our mental and
physical faculties. ]
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That ttIsifir of the eat
miari
the ear crach of
the mind ;la: the mind 413: of the speech indeed
wag speech ; a: It a again
Monty
of the prays
SIM
the prana ; of the eye gg: the
eye,
(qa itrfamt
Knowing thus eta%
a/R;(4MR
the false identification
of Atman with the senses etc,) arfagvar having relinquished,
et: the wise arkwrta„ from this alata sense-life hat rising
sPlifr: immortal
warRa.
become.
2. Preceptor : It is the Atman, the Spirit, by whose
power the earl hears, the eye sees, the tongue speaks, the
mind understands and life functions. The wise man
separates the Atman from these faculties, rises out of
sense-life and attains immortality.
[Noms—The idea is this Our senses, the mind and
life are in themselves inert. The Atman is the sole