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Mahanarayana Upanishad

The Mahanarayana Upanishad notably glorifies Lord Narayana, whose attributes are expounded as the prime equivalent embodiment of the trinity. In a textual style that has been only controversially dated, it emphasises that virtue and austerities are synonymous:-


☛ Truth is Tapas


☛ Study is Tapas


☛ Quiet nature is Tapas


☛ Self-restraint is Tapas


☛ Charity is Tapas


Sacrifice is Tapas, when it said, Bhur-bhuvah-svar-Brahman adore this, It is also Tapas.

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