Thirty Minor Upanishads
Thirty Minor Upanishads
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" This (Brahman) is neither internal nor external conscious- ness ; is neither gross, nor jnana, nor ajfiana ; nor is it the state between the waking and the dreaming states. It cannot be cog- nised by the organs ; is not subject to proof ; is within. He who knows that which is by Itself alone is an emancipated person. " The Lord Brahma said that he becomes an emanci- pated person. He who knows Reality is a Parivrat. Such a Parivrat roams about alone. Through fear, he is like a terrified deer. ...He will not be opposed to going anywhere. Having given up all but his body, he will live like a bee, and without considering others as foreign to himself ; ever meditat- ing upon Reality, he attains liberation in himself. Such a Parivrat will be without delusion, without action or causing others to act, being absolved from teacher, disciple, books, etc. , and having abandoned all samsara. Such a Parivrat roams about thus without wealth, being happy, able to get wealth (if wanted), having crossed jnana and ajfiana as well as happiness and grief, being Self-effulgence, being fit to be known by the Vedas, having known all, able to confer siddhis and remaining himself as Brahman, the Lord.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" This (Brahman) is neither internal nor external conscious- ness ; is neither gross, nor jnana, nor ajfiana ; nor is it the state between the waking and the dreaming states. It cannot be cog- nised by the organs ; is not subject to proof ; is within. He who knows that which is by Itself alone is an emancipated person. " The Lord Brahma said that he becomes an emanci- pated person. He who knows Reality is a Parivrat. Such a Parivrat roams about alone. Through fear, he is like a terrified deer. ...He will not be opposed to going anywhere. Having given up all but his body, he will live like a bee, and without considering others as foreign to himself ; ever meditat- ing upon Reality, he attains liberation in himself. Such a Parivrat will be without delusion, without action or causing others to act, being absolved from teacher, disciple, books, etc. , and having abandoned all samsara. Such a Parivrat roams about thus without wealth, being happy, able to get wealth (if wanted), having crossed jnana and ajfiana as well as happiness and grief, being Self-effulgence, being fit to be known by the Vedas, having known all, able to confer siddhis and remaining himself as Brahman, the Lord.
What to read after Thirty Minor Upanishads?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by K Narayanaswami Aiyar to read onlineMoreLess
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