Four Major Words:

There are four major words in the Hindu philosophy which are the ultimate
and final results of all these mantras and rituals are telling. If one is
realizing them to their true inner meaning then there will not be any
confusion in understanding all religions throughout the world.

The first is:

THAT THVA MASI

This manthra is in Sama Vetha. The meaning is

THAT IS THIS.
That is what you are searching so far in the world as God through various
prayers and rituals through various religions.

This is what you are realizing yourself inside in meditation as the fourth
stage of consciousness. (The brahmam in Hinduism, The super soul in
Christianity, the Sufi in Islam, the zero in Buddhism, The zen in Zen ism,
etc and so on.)

Both are same....Both are same....That is this....

The second is:

AYAMATHMA BRAHMA

This mantra is in Atharvana Vetha. The meaning is

MY SOUL IS THE GOD.

If myself is identified with the God Himself then there is no duality. You and
your friend are one. You and your enemy are one. You are everything in the
world. And everything is only you. The thing is that you will have to realize
it (of course experience it ) to the inner most level of your mind. You are
the God yourself means you are not in a position to ask anything. You are
not in any need. You will be satisfied with what you are having. Asking
anything and if it is not available means weeping will be disappeared. You
will not need anything because everything is only you. Your soul is the God
yourself. Your soul is the God yourself.

The third is:

AHAM BRAHMASMI

This is in Yajur Vetha. The meaning is

I AM THE GOD MYSELF.

One can think “what is this? If I think that I am the God then it sounds
like the highest ego possible in the world. But the real meaning doesn't
explained like that. If you realize that you are the God yourself in a humble
stage the result is different. If you think that you are the God yourself you
will be at the highest egoistic level and you can do only the bad to the
world. But if you realize that you are the God yourself you will become the
most humble man in the world and you will be in permanent bliss without
worrying about the world. The difference is between thinking and realizing.
Because thinking is happening in the mind and realizing is happening in the
soul.

What is the difference between thinking and realizing? Unless otherwise

the thinking is stopped (the mind is stopped) you can not realize the God. If
there is no mind then only the soul will show its existence.
Then only one can realize God. God cannot be reached by languages.

The fourth is:

PRAHGNANAM BRAHMAM

This is in Ruk Vetha. The meaning is

THE EXISTENCY IS GOD

The soul is existing in everybody. Unless the soul is there the body is
useless. God is existing as soul in everything. What you are feeling as
“the self” is the soul and it is the God Himself. So everybody is only
God.

When you reach the fourth stage of consciousness (thuriam) other than the
other three stages {awakened (jakram), sleep (susupti), dream (swapnam)}
you will identify yourself with God and realize the world is only the
existence of God.