In this video, I will try to explain the most profound of the four great mahavakyas: "Tat tvam Asi."
"Tat tvam Asi" translates to "You are that." But who or what is that? This statement explains that our true nature, our innermost self, or our Atman, is identical to the ultimate reality, which is Brahman.
This sentence, Tat tvam Asi is found in the sixth chapter of the Chhaandogya Upanishad, which is part of Sama Veda.
The great sage Uddalaka Aruni uses this sentence repeatedly, through various stories and examples, to explain this concept to his son Svetaketu.
Let’s learn the truth behind Tat tvam Asi.


Chapters
00:00 Begin
00:18 Tat Tvam Asi
00:38 Overview
01:40 Uddalaka's questions
02:10 Clay and pots
02:27 Gold and ornaments
02:40 Iron and Instruments
02:52 Drums in a distance
03:17 In the beginning, there was only Brahman
04:47 Deep sleep (Sushupti)
05:10 Mind a caged parrot?
05:36 Samadhi vs Deep Sleep
06:00 Cause and effect
07:00 Bees and honey
07:53 Rivers and ocean
08:30 Prana and Brahman
09:07 Tree and seeds
09:58 Salt and Water
10:35 Blindfolded man
11:20 Merging back to Brahman
11:49 Truth is Brahman


References & Attributions:
Chandogya Upanishad image: Ms Sarah Welch, CC BY-SA 4.0, via Wikimedia Commons
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