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Aitareya Upanishad
Alone Before Creation
The Four Worlds Emerge
Shaping the Cosmic Person
Openings of the Body
Seeking a Dwelling Place
Cow and Horse Refused
The Human Form Suffices
Deities Enter the Body
Hunger and Thirst Given Their Share
Food for the Worlds
Form Arises From the Waters
Speech Fails to Seize It
Breath Fails to Seize It
Sight Fails to Seize It
Hearing Fails to Seize It
Touch Fails to Seize It
Mind Fails to Seize It
Generative Organ Fails
Breath Draws in the Food
Who Am I, Asks Atman
Entering Through the Skull Suture
Beholding Brahman Within
Why He Is Called Indra
The First Birth
One Flesh With the Mother
The Second Birth
The Third Birth
Vamadeva's Realization in the Womb
Rising to the Immortal World
Which Self Do We Worship?
Many Names of Consciousness
Consciousness Is Brahman
Attaining Immortality Through Wisdom