Ishavasya Upanishad – based on Shankarabhashya: If one discovers the all pervasive thruth, which envelopes the entire creation within and without, in ones’ own heart, he becomes the truth himself. Ishavasya Upanishad is the first Upanishad which is studied in the beginning in the study of ten Upanishads. This Upanishad illustrates the philosophy of oneness of Jiva and Brahma. The required karma and dhyana sadhanas have also been stated . There are many contradicting shrutis in this Upanishad but what exactly is the Acharya’s purpose of shrutis putting it in this form has been beautifully explained . Dyana and Dyani words used here by shruti are not to indicate bookish knowledge or a scholar here. This has no importance in Adhyatmashastra. To acquire Knowledge is to be in that state. This is what shrutis want to indicate and one must strive to achieve this is the message given by Shruti mata very ardently. This intricate treatise, which is based on Shaankarbhaashya and the experience of Param Pujya Mataji Swami Sthitapradnyanand Saraswati, will guide a common person to learn and understand it in a clear, logical way.
Ishavasyopanishad
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+ ShippingIshavasya Upanishad – based on Shankarabhashya: If one discovers the all pervasive thruth, which envelopes the entire creation within and without, in ones’ own heart, he becomes the truth himself. Ishavasya Upanishad is the first Upanishad which is studied in the beginning in the study of ten Upanishads. This Upanishad illustrates the philosophy of oneness of Jiva and Brahma. The required karma and dhyana sadhanas have also been stated . There are many contradicting shrutis in this Upanishad but what exactly is the Acharya’s purpose of shrutis putting it in this form has been beautifully explained . Dyana and Dyani words used here by shruti are not to indicate bookish knowledge or a scholar here. This has no importance in Adhyatmashastra. To acquire Knowledge is to be in that state. This is what shrutis want to indicate and one must strive to achieve this is the message given by Shruti mata very ardently. This intricate treatise, which is based on Shaankarbhaashya and the experience of Param Pujya Mataji Swami Sthitapradnyanand Saraswati, will guide a common person to learn and understand it in a clear, logical way.
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