In the …………... Upanishad, Brahman is described as that from which all beings are born, by which they live, and into which they are reabsorbed.

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• In the Chandogya Upanishad, it is criptically described as …………
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• According to …………. Brahman is asserted to have attributes, including individual conscious souls and matter.
• The ………… means the inner self, the soul, the immortal spirit in an individual, and all living beings including animals and trees.
• The ………..Brahman is the transcendental absolute, the Turiya or the fourth.
• An illusionary power of Brahman called…………… causes the world to arise.
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