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<li>To understand the meaning of Shloka 9</li>
<li>To sing Shloka 9 in Raga Kumudakriya</li>
<li>To understand the meaning of Shloka 10</li>
<li>To sing Shloka 10 in Raga Simhendramadhyama</li>
<li>To understand the meaning of Shloka 11</li>
<li>To sing Shloka 11 in Raga Shivaranjani</li>
<li>To understand how a verse by Sant Dnyandev in Marathi reflects Shloka 9,10,11</li>
<li>To listen to the story of Dynandev</li>
<li>To sing Dynandev’s verse in Raga Shivaranjani and Taal Sooltal </li>
<li>To understand how a verse by Lingayat poet Urilingapeddi in Kannada reflects Shloka 9,10,11</li>
<li>To sing Urilingapeddi’s verse in Raga Abhogi </li>
<li>To understand the meaning of Shloka 12</li>
<li>To sing Shloka 12 in Raga Bhupali</li>
<li>To understand  how a verse by the Sufi mystic Shah Abdul Latif in Sindhi reflects Shloka 12</li>
<li>To sing Shah Abdul Latif’s verse in Raga Sindhu Bhairavi  and Taal Chautal</li>
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<ul>
<li>The student will create at least one expression of the meaning of each of the Shlokas through narration/ writing/ enactment/ illustration.</li>
<li>The student will express understanding of the Shloka through each associated Sant Vani by explaining how the poetry of the Saint describes the gist of each Shloka.</li>
<li>The Student will sing the Aroha and Avaroha of each Raga in which each of the Shlokas and Sant Vanis are composed.</li>
<li>The Student will be able to sing each Shloka and Sant Vani while listening to the track or independently.</li>
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This is the continuation of HSMAU 103. Students will delve deeper into the philospohy of the Mandukya Upanishad. The students will learn Shlokas 9 to 12 and Sant Vanis that relate to these Shlokas. With this, the student completes the study of all the 12 Shlokas of the Mandukya Upanishad.

Mandukya Sant Vani (Beginner - Part 4)