3 Ergebnisse.

Shandilya Upanishad is the sixth volume of the Yoga Upanishads series. The ¿¿¿¿ilya Upani¿ad is connected with the Atharva Veda. It commences with the yogin invoking R¿ma to guide him along the eightfold path of yoga to liberation.In the first verse of chapter one, ¿¿¿¿ilya asks the Lord Atharvan to instruct him in the eight-limbed path of yoga, with the aim of reaching the true Self. ¿¿¿¿ilya himself was a Rishi with many disciples, and was t...

These upani¿ads advocate the path of T¿raka Yoga to attain kaivalya, final liberation. Advaya-T¿raka-Upani¿ad is the upani¿ad of the non-dual (advaya) deliverer (t¿raka). In the context of T¿raka Yoga 'taraka' means 'ferrying one across the ocean of säs¿ra', liberation from the cycle of birth, death and rebirth, by dwelling in the radiant light of pure consciousness, which is the central theme of Ved¿nta philosophy, the identity of the Brahman...

Trishikhi Brahmanopanishad is Volume 7 in the Yoga Upanishad series. * A brahmäa goes to aditya-loka, the world of the Sun to ask: "O Lord! What is the body? What is the breath? What is the cause? What is the soul?" The Sun replies that all comes from the form of ¿iva, whose light is Brahman. Then follows explanations of how the world was formed through the five major elements, their qualities, properties and functions, their synthesis and t...