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Panchadashi Unit - G02: To be this ONE

Panchadashi
Module - G
Unit - G02: "to be this ONE"
By Raja Subramaniyan

On completion of this unit, the student will be able to
(a) Define the stages involved in gaining Direct Knowledge
(b) Understand what is meant by 'You Are That"

Notes to the teacher: (Ref 7.019 and 7.136 of the original text)

The word THIS is the important phrase and the student will move from indirect knowledge to direct knowledge if he understands this aspect.

Unit Test:
1. What is the importance of the word 'this' in the key statement? (Lesson 4)
2. What are the seven stages in the journey to Joyful Living? (Lesson 5)
3. What is the difference between Direct and Indirect Knowledge (Lesson 7)
4. What is the role of student and teacher while progressing from Direct to Indirect Knowledge?
5. What are the three aspects involved in any communication (Lesson 8)
6. Explain the normal communication gap that occurs in understanding the statement 'You Are That.
7. How the process of gaining knowledge differs, while understanding the meaning of the statement 'You Are That'? (Lesson9)
8. What are the three obstacles in making the knowledge steady?(Lesson10)
9. What are the five steps in removing the deficiencies in the mind?
10. Explain PORT (Lesson11)

Answers could be sent to the author for validation.

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