Taittiriya Upanishad

1.4.1

He whose form is manifold, who is pre-eminent among the sacred hymns of the Vedas, and who has sprung up from the sacred hymns which are immortal – that Indra (Omkara) may fill me with intellectual vigour. O Lord, may I become the possessor of the immortal revelations. May my body become able and active, my speech sweet and agreeable to the utmost. May I listen abundantly with my ears. Thou art the sheath of Brahman. may you preserve my learning.









  • yaśchandasāmṛṣabho —

  • viśvarūpaḥ —

  • chandobhyo'dhyamṛtātsambabhūva —

  • sa —

  • mendro —

  • medhayā —

  • spṛṇotu —

  • amṛtasya —

  • deva —

  • dhāraṇo —

  • bhūyāsam —

  • śarīraṃ —

  • me —

  • vicarṣaṇam —

  • jihvā —

  • me —

  • madhumattamā —

  • karṇābhyāṃ —

  • bhūriviśruvam —

  • brahmaṇaḥ —

  • kośo'si —

  • medhayā —

  • pihitaḥ —

  • śrutaṃ —

  • me —

  • gopāya —

Taittiriya Upanishad