This text, in the form of a dialogue, explains how one can arrive at the Atman through the analysis of perception. The principles explained are then described in an allegorical form. The final part explains the subjective and objective ways of meditation on Brahman, and the results of such a meditation. This translation by Swami Sarvananda includes the original Devanagari text, Roman transliteration, literal word by word translation, an English rendering of each stanza, and notes.

Kena Upanishad

translated by Swami Sarvananda

Sri Ramakrishna Math

Prasna Upanishad

This Upanishad is a part of the Atharva Veda. It is not an easy scripture, but is none the less an important book for the study of Vedanta. It is one of the shortest of the ten principal Upanishads, and like the other Upanishads discusses the problem of ultimate reality.\nThis Sarvananda translation has Devanagari script, English translation and brief commentary. It is a straightforward, traditional approach.

Mandukya Upanishad

Religion & Spirituality

Hinduism

The various lessons of this upanishad are related to the education of students in the ancient Vedic era of India, their initiation into a school, and their responsibilities after graduation. It mentions the lifelong "pursuit of knowledge", including "Self-knowledge". Devanagri text with English translation with notes and commentary by a noted scholar.

Taittiriyopanisad

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Kena Upanishad

Prasna Upanishad

Mandukya Upanishad

Taittiriyopanisad