The fourth Anuvaka is famous for Sarvātmābhava, the oneness of everything. It is an attempt to neutralize the deep seated prejudices by seeing everything as the manifestation of Bhagavan. The order and any disruption when looked upon deeply, is recognized as an infallible part of the order itself.

Letting go and letting God! Seeing the order as Isvara.

When one is present with what is -the order, one is in the flow of Isvara. One gains new insight and sees that one is non-separate from the order that is Isvara.

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Seeing everything as Isvara (God). This practice helps in the cultivation of inner space within oneself, which leads to the understanding that one is free and limitless.

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In this meditation we make space for stillness. The universal addiction towards doing makes it difficult to discover stillness. This meditation guides one to stillness. Abiding in stillness is abiding in Isvara. 

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'Sainthood is one's birthright which has to be understood, assimilated, actualized and lived'.

Lives of Saints become a blueprint for everyone yearning for the absolute freedom from the cycles of samsara, full of fear, sorrow, anger and delusion. Listen to this inspiring talk on the lives saints such as Akka Mahadevi and Tulsidas and learn how to practice compassion. 

All that is here is Isvara. Understanding this, one is relaxed. Relaxation is not just the state of one's body and mind; it is the truth of oneself, the total acceptance of what is. 

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The emphasis on the falsity of categories between the sentient and insentient are illustrated here. These verses examine these habitual distinctions and help loosen it's sway over a sadhaka.

There is no room for dyads in Vedanta and in Sri Rudram. Hence, the entire trajectory of the mantra is that of non-differentiation. All distinctions between the macrocosm and microcosm, the big and small has to be resolved and understood as one. All categories has to be 'Ishwarized'.

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Rudra here is invoked as the seven Matrikas, the universal Mothers. Matrikas operate on the unconscious level bestowing self-mastery over one's bestial emotions. These verses are a lesson on accommodation and forgiveness.