Cows

Created by Jijith Nadumuri at 20 Oct 2011 09:57 and updated at 20 Oct 2011 09:57

CHANDOGYA UPANISHAD NOUN

ChandogyaUpa2	1 One should meditate on the fivefold Saman as the animals. The goats are the syllable him, the sheep are Prastava, the Cows are Udgitha, the Horses are Pratihara, and man is Nidhana.
ChandogyaUpa2	1 The goats are Himkara, the sheep are Prastava, the Cows are Udgitha, the Horses are Pratihara, and man is Nidhana. This is the Revati Saman woven in the animals.
ChandogyaUpa4	1,2 On hearing this, Janasruti Pautrayana took with him Six hundred Cows, a Gold necklace, and a Chariot drawn by Mules and went to Raikva and addressed him thus O Raikva, (here are for you) these Six hundred Cows, this Gold necklace, and this Chariot drawn by Mules. Now, revered sir, instruct me about the deity whom you worship.
ChandogyaUpa4	3 The other man answered him thus Ah, O Sudra, let this Gold necklace together with the Chariot and the Cows remain with you. Thereupon Janasruti Pautrayana again took with him one thousand Cows, a Gold necklace, a Chariot drawn by Mules and his daughter and went over to Raikva.
ChandogyaUpa4	4 Janasruti said to him O Raikva, (here are for you) these one thousand Cows, this Gold necklace, this Chariot drawn by Mules, this wife, and this Village in which you reside. Now, revered sir, please instruct me
ChandogyaUpa4	5 The teacher said to him, No one who is not a Brahmana can speak thus. Dear boy, bring the sacrificial fuel, I shall initiate you as a Brahmacharin, for you have not deviated from truth Having initiated him, he sorted out Four hundred lean and weak Cows and said, Dear boy, follow them. While he was driving them towards the Forest Satyakama said, I shall not return till it is one thousand. He lived away for a long time, till they had increased to one thousand.
ChandogyaUpa4	1 Agni will tell you of one foot of Brahman At dawn of the next day he drove the Cows towards the teacher s house. Towards evening, at the place where those Cows came together, he kindled the fire there, penned the Cows, laid on fuel and sat down near them behind the fire, facing the east.
ChandogyaUpa4	1 The swan will tell you of one foot of Brahman At dawn of the next day, he drove the Cows towards the teacher s house. Towards evening, at the place where the Cows came together, he kindled the fire there, penned the Cows, laid on fuel and sat down near them behind the fire facing the east.
ChandogyaUpa4	1 Madgu will tell you of one foot of Brahman At dawn of the next day, he drove the Cows towards the teacher s house. Towards evening at the place where the Cows came together, he kindled the fire there, penned the Cows, laid on fuel and sat down near them behind the fire facing the east.
ChandogyaUpa6	3 Dear boy, know from me (the true nature of) hunger and thirst. When a man is said to be hungry, then (it is to be understood that), Water is leading away what has been eaten; (therefore Water may be designated as hunger). Just as people speak of the leader of Cows, the leader of Horses, and the leader of men, even so they speak of Water as the leader of food. Hence, dear boy, know this shoot (the body) to be put forth (by a root), for it cannot be without a root.
ChandogyaUpa6	5 Again, when a man is said to be thirsty, then (it is to be understood that), fire is leading away what has been drunk (therefore fire may be designated as thirst). Just as people speak of the leader of Cows, the leader of Horses, and the leader of men, even so they speak of that fire as the leader of Water. Hence, dear boy, know this shoot Water() to be put forth (by a root), for it cannot be without a root.
ChandogyaUpa7	2 Here in this world people call Cows and Horses, Elephants and gold, servants and wives, fields and houses, "greatness". I do not speak thus (of greatness), for in that case one thing would be established in another. What I do say is thus

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