This document contains the Ātma-ṣaṭkam, a collection of six verses attributed to Adi Shankara describing non-dualism and the true nature of the self or ātman. The verses state that the self is not the body, mind, senses, or experiences. It is not attached to virtue or vice. The self is changeless, formless, and all-pervading pure consciousness or Shiva.
This document contains the Ātma-ṣaṭkam, a collection of six verses attributed to Adi Shankara describing non-dualism and the true nature of the self or ātman. The verses state that the self is not the body, mind, senses, or experiences. It is not attached to virtue or vice. The self is changeless, formless, and all-pervading pure consciousness or Shiva.
This document contains the Ātma-ṣaṭkam, a collection of six verses attributed to Adi Shankara describing non-dualism and the true nature of the self or ātman. The verses state that the self is not the body, mind, senses, or experiences. It is not attached to virtue or vice. The self is changeless, formless, and all-pervading pure consciousness or Shiva.
This document contains the Ātma-ṣaṭkam, a collection of six verses attributed to Adi Shankara describing non-dualism and the true nature of the self or ātman. The verses state that the self is not the body, mind, senses, or experiences. It is not attached to virtue or vice. The self is changeless, formless, and all-pervading pure consciousness or Shiva.