The greatest  strength in a person is to assess people from the others 
perspective .constant complaining and feeling resentful is the greatest 
weakness a person is afflicted with.our religion gives us endless succour. 
Regards jayshree venkatraman

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Beyond the senses are the objects; beyond the objects is the mind; beyond the 
mind, the intellect; beyond the intellect, the Great Atman; beyond the Great 
Atman, the Unmanifest; beyond the Unmanifest, the Purusha. Beyond the Purusha 
there is nothing: ... 










Vedic Verses

A daily collection of verses from the Vedas, Hinduism's revealed scripture










Vedic Verses for 10/29/16
 




Beyond the senses are the objects; beyond the objects is the mind; beyond the 
mind, the intellect; beyond the intellect, the Great Atman; beyond the Great 
Atman, the Unmanifest; beyond the Unmanifest, the Purusha. Beyond the Purusha 
there is nothing: this is the end, the Supreme Goal.


Yajur Veda, Katha Upanishad, Part One, Chapter III, 10-11




That Self hidden in all beings does not shine forth; but It is seen by subtle 
seers through their one-pointed and subtle intellects.


Yajur Veda, Katha Upanishad, Part One, Chapter III, 12




May Earth who bears mankind, each different grouping maintaining its own 
customs and its speech, yield up for me a thousand streams of treasure, like a 
placid cow that never resists the hand.


Atharva Veda XII, 1, 45




>From your numberless tracks by which mankind may travel, your roads on which 
>move both chariots and wagons your paths which are used by the good and the 
>bad, may we choose a way free from foes and robbers! May you grant us the 
>blessing of all that is wholesome!


Atharva Veda XII, 1, 47




She carries in her lap the foolish and also the wise. She bears the death of 
the wicked as well as the good. She lives in friendly collaboration with the 
boar, offering herself as sanctuary to the wild pig.


Atharva Veda XII, 1, 48




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