Mundakopanishad : SANSKRIT Mantras. Chapter-1, Section-1.- Swami Krishnananda.

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Tuesday,  Septembert 07, 2021.8:00. PM.
Mundakopanishad
SANSKRIT Mantras
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Chapter 1: Section 1.
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1,2. Lineage of teachers :

1."Om brahmā devānām prathamaḥ sambabhūva 

viśvasya kartā bhuvanasya goptā, 

sa brahma-vidyāṁ sarva-vidyā-pratiṣṭhām 

arthavāya jyeṣṭha-putrāya prāha."

"Of the Gods, Brahmaji the  Creator and the protector of the universe was self=born first. He gave out the knowledge of Reality (Brahma Vidya), the knowledge of  all knowledges, the foundation for all sciences, to his own eldest son Athaeva."

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2."Artharvaṇe yām pravadeta brahmātharvā 

tām purovācāṅgire brahma-vidyām, 

sa bhāradvājāya satyavahaye

prāha bhāradvājo’ngirase parāvarām."

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"The very knowledgewhich Brahmaji taught to Atharva, he taught to Angiin ancient days and he taught to Rishi Satyavaha- of the Bharadvaja clan and Satyavahataught it to Angira -mthe knowledge was so handed  down from the greater(teacher) to the lesser (disciple)."

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