तदा द्रष्टुः स्वरूपेऽवस्थानम्
Tadā draṣṭuḥ svarūpe'vasthānam
🪔 WORD BY WORD ANALYSIS
| Sanskrit Word | Traditional Meaning |
|---|---|
| Tadā (तदा) | Then / at that moment of stillness |
| Draṣṭuḥ (द्रष्टुः) | Of the Seer / the witness / pure Consciousness / Purusha |
| Svarūpe (स्वरूपे) | In its own essential, authentic form and nature |
| Avasthānam (अवस्थानम्) | Abiding / resting / established in permanence |
When the noise in your head stops, who remains? The Witness! You realize you are not your fear, your job, your memories, or your thoughts. You are the peaceful witness who sees them.
"Swami Vivekananda: "As soon as the waves have stopped, and the lake has become quiet, we see the ground below the lake. So with the mind; when it is calm, we see what our own nature is; we do not mix ourselves but remain our own selves.""
The Witness Stance: Throughout your day, whenever tension arises, pause and mentally say: "I am the awareness watching this sensation."
Observe thoughts rising and fading like clouds without grasping or resisting.
Sanskrit Chant & Pronunciation
Listen to sacred 432 Hz resonance and harmonic overtone vibration of this verse.
Repeat the sacred syllable: सोऽहम् (So-Ham — I am That)