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Jewels from Upanishads: Ishaa Vaasyam, 3.Heed to thy soul’s heart
To sunless blinding gloom of devil, And wrapped in dark shadows of evil, The soulless void of faith Would sure befall ‘pon death--- Those that in ego’s spell their soul kill. || 3 || ____________________ Translations | 03.09.2026 | dark, death, evil, faith, Rhyming Quintain Note: This verse says, do not kill your soul, the atman, or else, …Bhagavad-Gita also says: uddharet atmana atmanam, na atmanam avasadayet... Lift up your soul by yourself, never thwart it. He’s your friend and foe depending on how you treat it. There is wealth of wisdom in ancient Sanskrit texts . This series on Jewels from Upanishads covers selected verses from various Upanishads of which there are as many as 120. We select a few verses only the major ones, beginning with Ishaa Vaasyam. The translation here is not verbatim but freely done. The transliteration of the verse follows. Alas I have to remove all the transliteration symbols. asuryah nama te lokah andhena tamasa-avrtah | tan te pretya abhi-gachchanti ye ke cha atma-hanah janah || 3 || The word a-suryah means sunless, if spelled asuryah, it would mean barbaric or evil.
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