Anandamayashcheti So we said all these five layers, you know, the Annamaya, Pranamaya, Manomaya, Vijnanamaya, Anandamaya, they are all not like sheets.
even though we call it as kosha, which literal translation is sheath.
It's mainly where the mistakes happen, where these identification happens.
We think we are the body.
We think we are the mind.
So that's why they are called as sheaths.
And we have to learn to transcend them.
We covered a little bit how to do that.
But for again, you know, again and again doing it is helpful so that it will get reinforced in our, you know, consciousness.
So this is 19th verse.
So this talks about what is the food sheath? What is annamaya? So here we have to say how the body is formed.
So that is how here it is coming.
An rasaneiva bhutva An rasaneiva vriddhim An rasaneiva vriddhim Prapya An roopa prativyam An roopa prativyam So basically when we split it out like this it is already the meaning comes out.
It is born of the food.
Anna rasaneva bhutva.
Bhudhatu is like the first and foremost dhatu in... panini's uh you know sanskrit thing so the boo is the existence that's it's kind of like a he says and from that only bhava comes when ayushman bhavati when that uh you know blessing is given the bhava datu comes from boo so basically being born that is the boo datu so here it says bhutva so this body is formed or born because of the food Then anna rasanai va vriddhim.
So it grows with the help of the food, right? When we know that if we eat a little bit too much, we know the weight gain happens.
And also, at the end, after the vriddhim, what it does, annaroopa prativyam.
Finally, when the, you know, when the life is over and when death happens, the body kind of merges into the five elements of the, you know, earth.
It kind of We either cremate or bury and then this particular sthula shariram goes back into the five elements.
That is the nature of this kosha, which is the sthula sharira, which is the gross body.
So don't take your gross body too seriously.
That is the bottom line.
You still have to take care of it.
You still have to, you know, not gain excess weight or not to not lose too much weight.
Anandamayashcheti So we said all these five layers, you know, the Annamaya, Pranamaya, Manomaya, Vijnanamaya, Anandamaya, they are all not like sheets.
even though we call it as kosha, which literal translation is sheath.
It's mainly where the mistakes happen, where these identification happens.
We think we are the body.
We think we are the mind.
So that's why they are called as sheaths.
And we have to learn to transcend them.
We covered a little bit how to do that.
But for again, you know, again and again doing it is helpful so that it will get reinforced in our, you know, consciousness.
So this is 19th verse.
So this talks about what is the food sheath? What is annamaya? So here we have to say how the body is formed.
So that is how here it is coming.
An rasaneiva bhutva An rasaneiva vriddhim An rasaneiva vriddhim Prapya An roopa prativyam An roopa prativyam So basically when we split it out like this it is already the meaning comes out.
It is born of the food.
Anna rasaneva bhutva.
Bhudhatu is like the first and foremost dhatu in... panini's uh you know sanskrit thing so the boo is the existence that's it's kind of like a he says and from that only bhava comes when ayushman bhavati when that uh you know blessing is given the bhava datu comes from boo so basically being born that is the boo datu so here it says bhutva so this body is formed or born because of the food Then anna rasanai va vriddhim.
So it grows with the help of the food, right? When we know that if we eat a little bit too much, we know the weight gain happens.
And also, at the end, after the vriddhim, what it does, annaroopa prativyam.
Finally, when the, you know, when the life is over and when death happens, the body kind of merges into the five elements of the, you know, earth.
It kind of We either cremate or bury and then this particular sthula shariram goes back into the five elements.
That is the nature of this kosha, which is the sthula sharira, which is the gross body.
So don't take your gross body too seriously.
That is the bottom line.
You still have to take care of it.
You still have to, you know, not gain excess weight or not to not lose too much weight.
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