Author name: jharna sasmal

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Upanishad

Shakta Upanishads

A guide to the Shakta Upanishads, the goddess-centered texts linked to Shakta traditions, covering their place in Upanishad literature, major titles, themes, and how to study them responsibly.

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Upanishad

Sept Upanishads

A clear introduction to the Upanishads: what they are, how they relate to the Vedas, the main texts, core ideas such as atman and brahman, and how traditions read them differently.

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Upanishad

Telugu Upanishads

A guide to the Upanishads in Telugu: what the texts are, how many are counted, the principal ten, examples from Aitareya and Adhyatma, and how to choose a reliable edition.

A teacher and students sit on mats in a quiet forest hermitage at dawn, with an open palm-leaf manuscript on a low stand, illustrating the oral and teacher-student setting associated with the Upanishads.
Upanishad

Ten Principal Upanishads

Learn which texts make up the ten principal Upanishads, their Veda affiliations, the four Mahavakyas, why lists differ, and how to approach them with tradition and scholarship in view.

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Upanishad

Ten Upanishads

Learn which texts are usually meant by the Ten Upanishads, how they relate to the Vedas, their core ideas on Atman and Brahman, and how traditions and translators read them.

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Religions

Swar Shastra Hindi

Swar Shastra in Hindi explained: the meaning of swar, Ida, Pingala and Sushumna, how the breath-based swara system is described in Hindi texts, and what remains unverified.

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Religions

Swarodaya Shastra

What the Swarodaya Shastra teaches about breath, the Ida, Pingala and Sushumna flows, and tattvas. Compares the text, swara yoga commentary and later astrology uses.

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