Using Mind to Transcend Mind
Why do the Upanishads warn seekers that following the path to God is akin to walking on a razor’s edge—narrow […]
Ancient Yoga
Invoke the Gods to know thyself through meditation The following is from Swami Nikhilanda’s translation of Shvetashvatara Upanishad. Part of
Know the Self: Lord Of the Chariot
Lord Yama compels us to identify as the That which restrains the mind The following is from the translation of
From The Upanishads: Dwelling in the Heart of All
An ancient exposition illuminating our identification with infinity The following is a translation of the Shvetashvatara Upanishad’s chapter three, from
Comprehending Comprehension
A father’s advice to a son eager for spiritual mastery The following is a translation of the Chandogya Upanishad’s chapter
You Are All Things
A Vedic reflection on That which is in and through all existence The following is a translation of the Svetasvatara
From the Upanishads: At Life’s End
Vedic elucidations on the natural transition from human life The following is a translation of the Brihadaranyaka Upanishad’s chapter four,
What Is the Primal Cause?
From the Upanishads Reflections on the subtle origins of existence, resident within us all The following is a translation of
From the Upanishads: Lord Yama Illustrates the Absolute
The God of Death reveals the mysteries of the one true Self in all. The following is a translation of
From the Vedas: In Tribute to Knowledge and Lack of Desire
The bliss of one well-versed in the Vedas surpasses that of the higher beings The following is an excerpt from S. Radhakrishan’s