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Table of Content <strong>The</strong> <strong>Upanishads</strong> Page 1. Katha Upanishad 4 2. Isa Upanishad 34 3 Kena Upanishad 39 4. Mundaka Upanishad 48 5. Svetasvatara Upanishad 68 6. Prasna Upanishad 100 7. Mandukya Upanishad 121 8. Aitareya Upanishad 175 9. Brihadaranyaka Upanishad 186 10. Taittiriya Upanishad 367 11. Chhandogya Upanishad 407 2
Page 4 and 5: Peace Invocation Om! May Brahman pr
Page 6 and 7: purpose of the King of Death will m
Page 8 and 9: 15 Yama then told him about the Fir
Page 10 and 11: 23 Yama said: Choose sons and grand
Page 12 and 13: 1 Chapter II Yama said: The good is
Page 14 and 15: when taught by another. You have at
Page 16 and 17: 17 This is the best support; this i
Page 18 and 19: 1 Chapter III Two there are who dwe
Page 20 and 21: holds the reins of the mind firmly,
Page 22 and 23: 1 Part Two Chapter I Yama said: The
Page 24 and 25: pass beyond- This, verily, is That.
Page 26 and 27: 1 Chapter II There is a city with e
Page 28 and 29: 10 As the same non-dual air, after
Page 30 and 31: 1 Chapter III This is that eternal
Page 32 and 33: 10 When the five instruments of kno
Page 34 and 35: Peace Chant Om. May Brahman protect
Page 36 and 37: 5 It moves and moves not; It is far
Page 38 and 39: Hiranyagarbha and obtains immortali
Page 40 and 41: 1 Kena Upanishad Chapter I The disc
Page 42 and 43: 1 Chapter II The teacher said: If y
Page 44 and 45: They said to Agni (Fire): "O Agni!
Page 46 and 47: Since Indra approached Brahman near
Page 48 and 49: May Brahman never deny me! May ther
Page 50 and 51: 4 To him he said: Two kinds of know
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1 Chapter II This is the Truth: The
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8 Fools, dwelling in darkness, but
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1 Second Mundaka Chapter I This is
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Him flow rivers of every kind; from
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to be the mark. It is to be struck
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1 Third Mundaka Chapter I Two birds
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thereupon, in meditation, he behold
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accompanied by renunciation. But if
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The Peace Chant Om. May we, O gods,
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The sages saw the wheel of Brahman,
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Prakriti is perishable. Hara, the L
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1 May the sun, at the commencement
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Brahman cross the fearful torrents
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The Self-luminous Lord, who is fire
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Hiranyagarbha-may He endow us with
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The Purusha, no bigger than a thumb
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1 He, the One and Undifferentiated,
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The sacred verses, the offerings (y
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eleased from all his fetters. 17 Th
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1 In the Immutable, infinite Suprem
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inferior and small as the point of
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1 Chapter VI Some learned men speak
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8 He is without a body or organs; n
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16 He who is the support of both th
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The Peace Chant Om. That is full; t
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To him the teacher said: Prajapati,
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six spokes. 12 The month, verily, i
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1 Then Vaidarbhi, belonging to the
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sun, the lord of lights. 10 When, O
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1 Then Kausalya, the son of Asvala,
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Fire, verily, is udana; therefore h
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leads the sacrificer every day, in
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and enters into all. Question V 115
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Again, he who meditates on the High
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5 As these flowing rivers, bound fo
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I Mandukya Upanishad Chapter I Agam
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the cognizer through the mind withi
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pervading. 11 Visva and Taijasa are
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Vaisvanara Atman, whose sphere of a
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End of Mandukya Upanishad 24 AUM sh
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1 Chapter II Vaitathya Prakarana (T
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The objects perceived by the dreame
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such as the pranas, sense- organs,
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26 Some say that Atman consists of
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35 The wise, who are free from atta
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4 As, on the destruction of the pot
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14 The separateness of the jiva and
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23 Corning into birth may be real o
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32 When the mind, after realizing t
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effort; it is like emptying the oce
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1 Chapter IV Alatasanti Prakarana (
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and death. But they think they are
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ignorance about the matter and the
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seeing the footprints of birds in t
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38 All entities are a\said to be un
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motion, appears as the perceiver, t
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57 The entire universe is created b
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they are cognized only through each
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Realizing the absence of causality
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consisting of objects and the idea
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96 Knowledge, which is the very ess
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Aum. Peace! Peace! Peace! I salute
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1 Aitareya Upanishad Part One Chapt
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1 Chapter II Cosmic Powers in the H
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1 Chapter III The Embodiment of the
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three conditions of sleep. This is
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virtuous deeds. Then the other self
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4 He, having realised oneness with
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called mahiman, behind the horse, w
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chest is the earth. Thus He stands
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1 Chapter III The Prana: Its Glorie
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when one hears improper things; tha
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from death it became air (Vayu). Th
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lord (pati). Therefore it is called
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means death and the "real," immorta
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filled by the wife. He was united w
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eing associated with a single chara
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strikes at his own source. He becom
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men, he becomes an object of enjoym
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food. When it is said: "Two he assi
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These verily are the three Vedas: t
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of a lizard. 15 Verily, the person
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The divine vital breath from water
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1 Chapter VI The Three Aspects of t
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Whosoever thus meditates upon him h
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he walks, I meditate upon as Brahma
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through its own consciousness and r
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1 Chapter II Description of the Pra
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1 Verily, there are two forms of Br
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1 Chapter IV Yajnavalkya and Maitre
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By the realization of the Self, my
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dear, this great, endless, infinite
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immortal being identified with the
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and all beings are the honey (effec
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this Knowledge of Brahman is the me
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1 Chapter VI The Line of Teachers N
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1 Part Three Chapter I Yajnavalkya
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eath looked upon as the air. This v
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prana is the introductory hymn, the
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atigraha colour; for one sees colou
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251
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them to Vayu. Vayu, placing them in
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1 Chapter V Yajnavalkya and Kahola
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your head should fall off. You are
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only to the knowers of Brahman, you
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Inner Controller, the Immortal. "He
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1 Chapter VIII Yajnavalkya and Garg
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without exterior or interior. It do
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"Six." "Very good," said Sakalya an
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"Which are the six gods?" asked Sak
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Sakalya said: "Verily, whosoever kn
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19-20 "Yajnavalkya," said Sakalya,
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23 "Yajnavalkya," said Sakalya, "wh
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Himself and who is at the same time
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1 Part Four Chapter I Partial Defin
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son of Sulba say that the vital bre
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Brahman." "As anyone who had the be
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tell you about its abode and suppor
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place of union. Their food is the l
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4 "When the sun has set and the moo
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10 "There are no real chariots in t
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Yajnavalkya said: "That entity (pur
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23 "And when it appears that in dee
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there is no cessation of the knowin
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35 "Just as a heavily loaded cart m
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1 Chapter IV Death and the Hereafte
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According as it acts and according
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linding darkness. To them after dea
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„The intelligent seeker of Brahma
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25 That great, unborn Self is undec
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of that alone which you know to be
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when it is beaten, cannot be graspe
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another, one smells another, one ta
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Asurayana from Traivani. Traivani f
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1 Chapter II The Three Great Discip
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1 Chapter IV Meditation on Satya Br
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syllables. His secret name is Ahar.
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1 Chapter VII Meditation on Brahman
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1 Chapter X The Path of the Departi
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1 Chapter XII Meditation on Food an
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4 One should meditate upon the vita
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that glows yonder. That which is fo
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cherished object of his!" 8 On this
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1 Part Six Chapter I The Supremacy
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8 The organ of speech departed. Aft
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"If I am such, then give me an offe
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men, one leading to the Manes and t
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10 "Parjanya (the god of rain), O G
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fortnight in which the moon wanes,
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(mantha). "Svaha to the vital breat
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Then he touches the paste, uttering
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it even on a dry stump, branches wo
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4 Having known this, Uddalaka the s
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10 Now, the wife whom he desires wi
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two Vedas and that he should attain
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womb capable of bearing a son! Let
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the bestower of wealth and generous
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son of Alambayani. The son of Alamb
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Taittiriya Upanishad Part One On Si
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1 Chapter III Meditation on the Com
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1 Chapter IV Prayer for Wisdom and
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Chapter V Four Mystical Utterances
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Chapter VII Meditation on the Fivef
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Chapter IX Disciplines The discipli
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1 Chapter XI Exhortation to the Dep
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May Mitra be propitious unto us! Ma
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highest akasa-he, being one with th
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1 The Sheath of the Mind “The god
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1 Chapter V The Sheath of Bliss “
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Chapter VII Brahman as Fearlessness
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attained to divinity by means of sa
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Part Three Regarding Varuna and Bhr
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Chapter III The Prana as Brahman He
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Chapter V The Intellect as Brahman
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Chapter VII The Importance of Food
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Chapter IX The Importance of Food (
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everything in the akasa. Let him co
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Chhandogya Upanishad Part One Chapt
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proceeds. When adhvaryu priest give
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5 Then they meditated on the Udgith
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1 Chapter III Meditation on the Udg
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food. 8 Next follows the fulfilment
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utters Om; he does the same when he
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my only son. Meditate on the Udgith
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lue intense darkness is the Saman.
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thus they (the radiance and the dar
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1 Chapter VIII The Story of the Pra
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We place the Saman in this world as
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1 Chapter X The Story of Ushasti (I
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In the same manner he addressed the
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deity?" 5 Ushasti said: "The prana
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1 Chapter XII The Udgitha of the Do
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1 Chapter XIII The Mystical Meaning
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they will accrue to him. 437
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1 Chapter III Meditation on the Fiv
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Chapter V Meditation on the Fivefol
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1 Chapter VIII Meditation on the Se
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Adi of that Saman. 5 What he is jus
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5 With twenty-one syllables he reac
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1 Chapter XII Meditation on the Rat
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1 Chapter XIV Meditation on the Bri
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1 Chapter XVI Meditation on the Vai
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1 Chapter XVIII Meditation on the R
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1 Chapter XX Meditation on the Raja
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1 Chapter XXII The different notes
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1 Chapter XXIII Praise of Om Unasso
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7-8 Before beginning the midday obl
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1 Part Three Chapter 1 The Honey-Do
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1 Chapter III The Honey-Doctrine (S
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1 The Honey—Doctrine (Continued)
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1 Meditation on the Rudras On the s
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1 Meditation on the Maruts On the f
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1 The Result of the Meditation on t
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1 Chapter XII Meditation on the Gay
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1 Chapter XIII Meditation on the Do
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1 Chapter XIV The Sandilya Doctrine
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1 Chapter XV Meditation on the Univ
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1 Chapter XVI Man as a Sacrifice (I
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afflict me? I shall not die of this
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6 Ghora, of the line of Angirasa, c
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4 Prana (the nose) is, indeed, a fo
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1 Part Four Chapter I The Story of
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1-2 Chapter II Dialogue of Raikva a
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1 Chapter III Dialogue of Raikva an
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quarters and further, they are Vira
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ancestry I am. I asked my mother ab
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1 Chapter VII Instruction by Fire T
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1 Chapter VII Instruction by the Sw
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1 Chapter VIII Instruction by the D
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1 Chapter IX Instruction by the Tea
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Come, let us teach him." They said
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1 Chapter XII Instruction by the So
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1 Chapter XIV Dialogue between the
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5 "Now, whether or not they perform
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ways and neither of them is injured
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5 If the sacrifice is injured with
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1 Part Five Chapter I The Supremacy
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came back and said: "How have you b
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1 Chapter II The Mantha Rite The pr
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(i.e. the paste, which is the same
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4 "Then why did you say that you ha
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1 Chapter IV The Five Fires (I) "Yo
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1 Chapter VI The Five Fires (III) "
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1 Chapter VIII The Five Fires (V) "
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1-2 Chapter X The Various Paths fol
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9 „ "A man who steals the gold of
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Let us all go to him." They went to
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1-2 Chapter XIII The Eye of the Vai
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1-2 Chapter XV The Trunk of the Vai
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Then he said to Uddalaka the son of
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1 Chapter XIX Performance of the Ag
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1 Chapter XX The Apana The third ob
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1 Chapter XXIII The Udana The fifth
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1 Part Six Chapter I The Non-Dualit
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1 Chapter II Brahman: the Cause of
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1 Chapter III The Threefold Develop
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4 "The red colour of lightning is t
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1 Chapter VI The Physical Nature of
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4 Svetaketu ate and approached his
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When a man is hungry, as they say,
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1-2 Chapter IX The Absence of Indiv
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1 Chapter XI The Indestructibility
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1 Chapter XII The Birth of the Gros
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3 "Now, that which is the subtle es
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"Please, venerable Sir, give me fur
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1 Chapter XVI Liberation for the Kn
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he who knows the Self overcomes sor
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Narada said: "Venerable Sir, is the
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1 Chapter IV Will as Brahman "Will
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eaches-he who meditates on consider
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1 Chapter VII Understanding as Brah
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1 Chapter IX Food as Brahman "Food
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1 Chapter XI Fire as Brahman "Fire
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1 Chapter XIII Memory as Brahman "M
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1 Chapter XV The Prana as Brahman "
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1 Chapter XVI The Knowledge of the
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1 Chapter XVIII Understanding depen
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1 Chapter XX Faith depends upon Sin
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1 Concentration depends upon Bliss
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1 The Infinite and the Finite "Wher
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1 Self-knowledge "For him who sees
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1 Chapter I Brahman in the Heart Om
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1 The Fulfilment of Desires through
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Having obtained them, he is happy.
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Heaven (i.e. Brahman, dwelling in t
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1 Chapter V Continence Now, what pe
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1 Chapter VI The Course after Death
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1 Chapter VII The Person in the Eye
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1 Chapter VIII The Doctrine of the
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1 Chapter IX The Shadow Self is Per
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1-2 Chapter X The Dream Self "He wh
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1 Chapter XI The Self in Dreamless
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1 Chapter XII The Incorporeal Self
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1 Chapter XIII A Mantra for Meditat
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1 Chapter XV The Attainment of Brah
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