Mundaka Upanishad

3.1.1

1 Two birds, united always and known by the same name, closely cling to the same tree. One of them eats the sweet fruit; the other looks on without eating. 


  • dvā —

  • suparṇā —

  • sayujā —

  • sakhāyā —

  • samānaṃ —

  • vṛkṣaṃ —

  • pariṣasvajāte —

  • tayoranyaḥ —

  • pippalaṃ —

  • svādvattyanaśnannanyo —

  • abhicākaśīti —

Mundaka Upanishad