Upanishads

Upanishad means sitting

close to the master.

What are the Upanishads?

In Sanskrit, Upanishad means sitting close - sitting close to the master, physically and mentally. It signifies the finite getting close to the infinite, the known reaching out to the unknown. The Upanishads are dialogues between Master and student from ages ago. The master is the embodiment of wisdom and the student represents a spiritual seeker eager to come closer to wisdom.

Insights from Gurudev Sri Sri Ravi Shankar

Yogasara presents Gurudev's profound commentaries on true yoga, derived from four inspiring talks in Switzerland. This transformative book ignites inner light, making it essential for seekers of all ages.

Your true nature is freedom. Observe pain in the body, emotions in the mind, and detach from them. Recognize these experiences as separate from your essence, maintaining inner peace and awareness.

If you desire freedom, consider yourself fortunate. Many merely exist without such awareness. Even boredom is a blessing, as it reflects a deeper longing for meaning beyond life's superficial distractions.

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Katha Upanishad

Facing death willingly grants life's true wisdom. Gurudev's insights on Katha Upanishad make philosophy practical through Nachiketa's story.

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Kena Upanishad

Upanishad means closeness—finite meets infinite, known seeks unknown. Ancient dialogues where wisdom guides seekers toward spiritual understanding.

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Yogasara Upanishad

Yogasara shares Gurudev's profound yoga insights from four enlightening talks, inspiring all ages to awaken their inner light.