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tat tvam asi

[ tat tvam as-ee, tuht twuhm uhs-ee ]

Sanskrit.
  1. Thou art That (the statement, in the Upanishads, that Atman is identical with Brahman).


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Or to propose another explanation of the text, Átmå tat tvam asi, That art thou, it may be divided, åtmå tat tvam asi.

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Tat tvam asi ayam âtmâ brahmetyâdibrahmâtmabhâvopadesât, nânâtmatvavâdinyas tu pratyakshâdisiddhârthânuvâditvâd ananyathâsiddhâdvaitopadesaparâbhih srutibhih pratyakshâdayas ka avidyântargatah khyâpyante.—Athavâ brahmaivânâdyupâdhyavakkhinnam jîvah.

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Anyathâ kâbhedena vyapadesos pi tat tvam asi ayam âtmâ brahmetyâdibhir drisyate.

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In India it was taught in the Veda and the Vedanta under the formula tat tvam asi—thou art this—i.e., individual differs not essentially from individual, nor a man from the whole human race.

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Scripture does not teach that Release is due to the knowledge of a non- qualified Brahman.—the meaning of 'tat tvam asi.'

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