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Kena Upanisad (Sanskrit Text, Transliteration, Translation and Detailed Commentary )
Kena Upanisad (Sanskrit Text, Transliteration, Translation and Detailed Commentary )
By Swami Muni Narayana Prasad
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छान्दोग्य की उपनिषद् कथाएँ: The Upanishads Stories from The Chhandogya
छान्दोग्य की उपनिषद् कथाएँ: The Upanishads Stories from The Chhandogya
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उपनिषदों में क्या हैं? - What is in The Upanishads
उपनिषदों में क्या हैं? - What is in The Upanishads
By पंकज दीक्षित (Pankaj Dikshit)
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Mundaka Upanisad (with the original text in Sanskrit and Roman transliteration)
Mundaka Upanisad (with the original text in Sanskrit and Roman transliteration)
By Swami Muni Narayana Prasad
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उपनिषदों में निहित अमृत सन्देश: The Divine Message of The Upanishads
उपनिषदों में निहित अमृत सन्देश: The Divine Message of The Upanishads
By प्रो. डॉ. राजाराम गुप्ता (Prof. Dr. Rajaram Gupta)
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उपनिषदों का बोध: Explanation of Choicest Sentances from the Upanishads
उपनिषदों का बोध: Explanation of Choicest Sentances from the Upanishads
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The Taittiriya Upanisad (With the original Text in Sanskrit, Roman Transliteration, Translation and Detailed Commentary)
The Taittiriya Upanisad (With the original Text in Sanskrit, Roman Transliteration, Translation and Detailed Commentary)
By Swami Muni Narayana Prasad
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What is the Best Way to Read Upanishad Books? - Unlocking the Wisdom
Upanishads, literally, “to sit near” (one’s teacher or Guru or a learned personality), in Indian tradition are a group of literature belonging to the Vedanta (the end of the Vedas), which describe the divine Vedic knowledge in an explanatory tone. It is a collection of several books (18 to 108 and more), the wisdom of great sages on matters of samsara (world flow), presenting knowledge that removes agyaan or ignorance and paves the way to the supreme truth. Upanishads contain discussions on the material and metaphysical nature of the world and can be seen as the seeds of Hindu philosophy as we know it today.
Vedas: The Ancient Texts of the Eternal Order
The word ‘Veda’ is derived from the root vid (to know). Also known as Sruti (what is heard), Vedas are a vast body of sacred and esoteric knowledge concerning the eternal spiritual values that have been handed down to posterity by oral tradition. Vedas were revealed to the great ones called rishis (men of wisdom, sages) in the depths of their meditation. The Hindu religious traditions have accorded the Vedas the highest place in its canonical literature. As such, they are revered, as the basic scriptures of Hinduism. It is difficult to fix the date of the Vedas. The widely accepted period is that of the Harappa-Mohanjo Daro culture (4000 b.c) to a later phase of the Vedic culture. This places the date of Rig Veda, the earliest of the Veda, around 10,000 B.C. Vedas are groups of mantras and chants containing religious and spiritual insights. They have been mainly utilised in the performance of yagnas and yagas (sacrifices), which were the most common form of early Vedic religion.
Who Wrote The Vedas? Are They Eternal?
The depth of the faith people have in the Vedas is amazing. This is not restricted to India where such a faith is universal, expressed one way or the other. Even in foreign lands we see many men and women diligently trying to establish Vedic traditions in their native places. It is obvious that there is no penalty for them for not following the Vedic rules; even then, they continue to work hard to try and obey them. The roots of the Vedas are thus too deep and tenacious to be judged only summarily.
I am God : Autobiographical Fragments from the Bhagavad Gita
"The Bhagavad Gita consists of seven hundred verses. Out of these, a massive 574 have been uttered by Krishna himself, giving us an unparalleled insight into the true nature of divinity... (It) is in many ways God\'s picture album filled with self-portraits... The Great Teacher knows that human intellect is but naturally attracted to what it perceives to be extraordinary. This is made explicit when he defines himself to be \'the brilliance of all that is brilliant and the splendor of all that is splendid.\'... God is present in all that is good and bad. The choice however remains ours... That is the reason he points out to us various specific and temporal manifestations of his otherwise endless and eternal glory.
Inactive or Active : Karma According to the Bhagavad Gita
"The Gita says that the subject of Karma is extremely mysterious....We need to first understand the three types of Karma....However, it is exactly the opposite for a householder....This defines most of what goes on in the name of meditation today....Just like the sky, which remains unaffected by the coming and going of clouds....him to remain a mere detached spectator....believing himself to be happy because he is free from Karma....However, a true and intelligent man can discover in himself that even in physical inaction there can be intense mental and intellectual activity."
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