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The phrase “Edam Sarvam Śāntam” (often written as “Idam Sarvam Śāntam”) is a Sanskrit expression. Let’s break it down:

• Idam (इदं) = this / all this
• Sarvam (सर्वम्) = all / everything
• Śāntam (शान्तम्) = peaceful / tranquil / calm

Translation:

“All this is peace”

or

“Everything is peaceful”

or

“This entire existence is tranquil.”

Context:

This kind of phrase is often used in Advaita Vedanta, Upanishadic literature, or spiritual discourses to describe the essential nature of Brahman — the ultimate reality — as peaceful, unchanging, and whole.

It resonates with the view that:

Beneath the apparent multiplicity and turbulence of the world, the fundamental reality is peace (śānti).

Let me know if you’d like it in Devanagari script or want references from scriptures.