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Upanishads summarize all existence into three obscure words

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The entirely massive statement 'Tat Tvam Asi' casually informs you that 'thou art that,' forcefully equating your tiny personal life entirely with the absolute ground of reality. It brilliantly collapses totally massive philosophical volumes into one incredibly brief sentence.

Upanishads summarize all existence into three obscure words
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