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nature of reality
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meditative practices
mantras
philosophical teachings
stories and parables
the concept of ' Tat Tvam Asi'
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meditation techniques
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unity of existence
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gptkb:Atman
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Chandogya Upanishad
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dialogues between teacher and student
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Vedanta philosophy
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spiritual enlightenment
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gptkb:philosopher
sage Uddalaka Aruni
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sacred scripture
one of the oldest Upanishads
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eight chapters
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Hindu rituals
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its teachings on sound and vibration
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gptkb:Vedas
gptkb:Mukhya_Upanishads
gptkb:philosophy
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other philosophical texts
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Hindu philosophy
students of philosophy
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gptkb:spiritual_practices
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many languages
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gptkb:Sanskrit
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gptkb:Vedanta
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