Upanishads
The philosophical foundation of Hinduism
Brief Overview & Introduction
Brief Overview & Introduction
Upanishads From Rig Ved
Upanishads From Rig Ved
The Rigveda is the oldest and most revered Veda. It contains hymns dedicated to various deities, such as Agni (the fire god), Indra (the king of gods), and Surya (the sun god). These hymns beautifully express the spiritual yearnings, praises, and deep contemplations of the ancient seers.
Upanishads From Sukla Yajur Ved
Upanishads From Sukla Yajur Ved
Shukla Yajur Veda is an important branch of Yajur Veda and is not known to very many people. For instance, the following famous shloka is from Bruhadharanya Upanishad, part of Shukla Yajur Veda
Upanishads From Krishna Yajur Ved
Upanishads From Krishna Yajur Ved
The Krishna Yajurveda is characterized by mixture of mantra and brahmana whereas the Shukla Yajurveda maintains the clear separation of the two. The Shukla Yajurveda is related with the Aditya-school and the Krishna Yajurveda is related with the Brahma-school.
Upanishads From Sama Ved
Upanishads From Sam Ved
The Samaveda is primarily concerned with the melodic rendering of hymns from the Rigveda. It emphasizes the musical aspect of the sacred chants and provides detailed instructions on their recitation during rituals and ceremonies.
Upanishads From Atharva Ved
Upanishads From Atharva Ved
The Atharvaveda is a diverse compilation of hymns, spells, and incantations. It covers a wide range of subjects, including healing practices, astrology, philosophy, and social customs. It reflects the concerns and aspirations of the people in ancient times and offers insights into their daily lives.
Other Available Upanishads
Other Available Upanishads
There is Only 108 Main Upanishadas available as a Proper Records. But there is so many other Upanishad are Available in Some other Places. So will be introduce here, If any other Acailable…
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