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    Shri RudrAshTakam

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    The document presents a poem describing the nature of reality according to Advaita Vedanta philosophy. It discusses how the true self is different than the individual soul and is the unchanging witness of existence. The poem advocates for realizing one's identity as Brahman to attain peace and liberation from rebirth through yoga, meditation and wisdom.

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    The document presents a poem describing the nature of reality according to Advaita Vedanta philosophy. It discusses how the true self is different than the individual soul and is the unchanging witness of existence. The poem advocates for realizing one's identity as Brahman to attain peace and liberation from rebirth through yoga, meditation and wisdom.

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    The document presents a poem describing the nature of reality according to Advaita Vedanta philosophy. It discusses how the true self is different than the individual soul and is the unchanging witness of existence. The poem advocates for realizing one's identity as Brahman to attain peace and liberation from rebirth through yoga, meditation and wisdom.

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    Iakm!

    nmamIzmIzan invaR[p< ivu< Vyapk< vedSvp<,


    inj< inguR[< inivRkLp< inrIh< icdakazmakazvas< je=h< .1.
    inrakarmaearmUl< turIy< igra }an gaetItmIz< igrIz<,
    kral< mhakal kal< kpal< gu[agar s<sarpar< ntae=h< .2.
    tu;arai s<kaz gaEr< gIr< mnaeUt kaeiq a I zrIr<,
    S)rNmaEil kaeilnI ca g<ga lsalbaleN k<Qe uj<ga.3.
    clTk<fl< U sune< ivzal< sann< nIlk<Q< dyal<,
    m&gaxIzcmaRMbr< mu<fmal< iy< z<kr< svRnaw< jaim.4.
    c<f< k< gL< prez< Ao<f< Aj< anukaeiqkaz<,
    y> zUl inmURln< zUlpai[< jeh< vanIpit< avgMy<.5.
    klatIt kLya[ kLpaNtkarI sda snanNddata purarI,
    icdanNd s<daeh maehapharI sId sId ae mNmwarI.6.
    n yavd %manaw padarivNd< j<tIh laeke pre va nra[am!,
    n tavTsuo< zaiNt sNtapnaz< sId ae svRUtaixvas<.7.
    n janaim yaeg< jp< nEv pUja< ntae=h< sda svRda z<u tu_y<,
    jra jNm >oaE" tatPyman< ae paih AapmamIz z<ae.8.
    akimd< ae< ive[ hrtae;ye, ye pQiNt nra ya te;a< zMu> sIdit.9.

    #it IgaeSvaimtulsIdaskt< Iak< sMpU[Rm!,

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