Mundaka Upanishad

3.1.8

8 Brahman is not grasped by the eye, nor by speech, nor by the other senses, nor by penance or good works. A man becomes pure through serenity of intellect; thereupon, in meditation, he beholds Him who is without parts. 





  • na —

  • cakṣuṣā —

  • gṛhyate —

  • nāpi —

  • vācā —

  • nānyairdevaistapasā —

  • karmaṇa —

  • vā —

  • jñānaprasādena —

  • viśuddhasattva- —

  • statastu —

  • taṃ —

  • paśyate —

  • niṣkalaṃ —

  • dhyāyamānaḥ —

Mundaka Upanishad