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Introduction. In the first chapter of the Chhandogya Upanishad, we have learnt Upasana, part of the Sama Veda. In the second chapter, the ritual of Sama is elaborated. In the third, we will learn the Upasana of Surya known as Madhu Vidya, Gayatri Upasana, and Shandilya Vidya. The main objective is the attainment of Absolute Self, the Chief aim of life which is not possible by any other means but…

Bhargavi-Varuni Vidya Welcome to this in-depth exploration of the Bhargavi-Varuni Vidya, the profound teachings of the Bhrigu Valli from the Taittiriya Upanishad. In this post, I will take you on a journey through the wisdom of ancient Vedanta, weaving it with insights from quantum science to offer a holistic understanding of existence, consciousness, and the nature of bliss. This is going to be…

Describe a decision you made in the past that helped you learn or grow. Examining the Upanishads could have given me important insights and viewpoints that affected my decision-making process when it came to explaining a choice that allowed me to grow or learn.  One’s understanding of the self, reality, and the tenets that guide human existence can be significantly altered by studying ancient…

What’s something you believe everyone should know? Here is my answer to the inquiry, “What’s something you believe everyone should know?” Introduction: The Mundaka Upanishad is one of the Ten Principal Upanishads. It is a Sanskrit text that is part of the Atharva Veda. At the beginning of this Upanishad, the student Saunaka asks the Sage Angira, “What is that? Knowing that, you know everything…

A special note On International Yoga Day-2022:

Introduction:  The word “YOGA” has been derived from the Sanskrit word “YUJ”. This means “to Connect or to Combine”. In very simple word it is “UNION”.  ∪ ⇒ Union: Union with Source(Brahman/ Purusha) ∑ ⇒ Summation{Of All that we perceive or do not perceive } ∫ ⇒ Integral[ Non-Dual] + ⇒ Add [ All good qualities] There are multiple paths for Union. After deep studies of Vedanta (ten Principle…

Awareness: The Ultimate Truth

Introduction: Awareness: IT is That which is Absolute, fills all space, is complete in Itself, to which there is no second and which is continuously present in everything, in every being and everywhere. It is homogeneous in nature. It is known as “Brahman in Vedanta” Awareness is pure Consciousness. There is no full proof scientific definition of Awareness in general . However, according to…

The Four Great Vedic Statements [ Mahavakyas]

THE FOUR GREAT VEDIC STATEMENTS Introduction: Four “MahaVakyas” There are four great statements (Maha Vakyas– Great sayings), one each taken from each of four Vedas by ancient scholars. These are most famous mantras and gives the core knowledge of Veda. Traditionally these well known MahaVakyas are pointers for the aspirants seeking liberation from the cycle of births. Four MahaVakyas will be…

Essence of Katha Upanishad :Part 4C of 4: -The Concluding Part-

Nachiketas at the door of Death Preface: Patience is essential to read this article: ☆The article is based on my studies, my concept, my thoughts on the subject. It is further supplemented  with my experiences and self realization. ☆I found some link between modern science(Quantum mechanics) and teachings of ancient sages as mentioned in Vedanta, regarding Universe, Supreme Consciousness or the…