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Isavasya Upanishad

  1. Isaupanishad
  2. Kenaupanihad
  3. Kathaupanishad
  4. Prasnaupanishad
  5. Mundaupanishad
  6. Mandukya
  7. Taittiri
  8. Aitareyaupanishad
  9. Chandogyaupanishad
  10. Brihadaranyakaupanishad
  11. Brahma
  12. Kaivalya
  13. Jabala
  14. Svetasva
  15. Hamsa
  16. Aruni
  17. Garbha
  18. Narayana
  19. Paramahamsa
  20. Amritabindu
  21. Amritanada
  22. Atahrvasirah
  23. Atharvasikha
  24. Maitrayini
  25. Kaushitakibrahmana
  26. Brihajjabala
  27. Nrisimhatapini
  28. Kalagnirudra
  29. Maitreya
  30. Subala
  31. Kshurika
  32. Mantrika
  33. Sarvasara
  34. Niralamba
  35. Sukarahasya
  36. Vajrasuchika
  37. Tejobindu
  38. Nadabindu
  39. Dhyanabindu
  40. Brahmavidya
  41. Yogatattva
  42. Atmabodha
  43. Naradaparivrajaka
  44. Trisikhi
  45. Sita
  46. Yogachudamani
  47. Nirvana
  48. Mandalabrahmana
  49. Dakshinamurti
  50. Sarabha
  51. Skanda
  52. Tripadvibhuti-Mahanarayana
  53. Advayataraka
  54. Ramarahasya
  55. Ramatapani
  56. Vasudeva
  57. Mudgala
  58. Sandilya
  59. Paingala
  60. Bhiksu
  61. Mahat
  62. Sariraka
  63. Yogasikha
  64. Turiyatita
  65. Sannyasa
  66. Paramahamsaparivrajaka
  67. Akshamalika
  68. Avyakta
  69. Ekakshara
  70. Annapurna
  71. Surya
  72. Akshi
  73. Adhyatma
  74. Kundika
  75. Savitri
  76. Atma
  77. Pasupata
  78. Parabrahma
  79. Avadhutaka
  80. Tripuratapini
  81. Devi
  82. Tripura
  83. Katharudra
  84. Bhavana
  85. Rudrahridaya
  86. Yoga-kundali
  87. Bhasma
  88. Rudraksha
  89. Ganapati
  90. Darsana
  91. Tarasara
  92. Mahavakya
  93. Panchabrahma
  94. Pranagnihotra
  95. Gopalatapini
  96. Krishna
  97. Yajnavalkya
  98. Varaha
  99. Satyayani
  100. Hayagriva
  101. Dattatreya
  102. Garuda
  103. Kalisamtarana
  104. Jabali
  105. Saubhagyalakshmi
  106. Sarasvatirahasya
  107. Bahvricha
  108. Muktika

The Shabda Brahman: Om


Om is a principal subject in the eleven major upanishads, but the entire Mandukya Upanishad is
dedicated to an explanation of Its meaning for the sadhaka. It wastes no time, but starts right at the
pinnacle, saying:

“The syllable OM, which is the imperishable Brahman, is the universe. Whatsoever has existed, whatsoever exists, whatsoever shall exist hereafter, is OM. And whatsoever transcends past, present, and future, that also is OM.”

(Mandukya Upanishad 1) This is so vast, and yet at the same time so simple, that it renders comment impossible and unnecessary. The essential point is the infinity of Om, because It is the infinite Brahman.

“All this that we see without is Brahman. This Self that is within is Brahman. This Self, which is one with OM, has three aspects, and beyond these three, different from them and indefinable–The Fourth.”

Mandukya Upanishad 2) The three aspects of those within relativity are waking, dreaming sleep, and dreamless sleep. Beyond these three is the pure consciousness itself known as turiya.

This fourth state is the sole state of the liberated consciousness. Even if a liberated being reenters into relative existence for the upliftment of those still caught in that net, he remains consciously centered in turiya and
experiences the three lower states only peripherally.

When the turiya level overwhelms such a one we say he has “gone into samadhi,” but in actuality he has simply become absorbed in his continual state, having momentarily dropped the flimsy dreams of relative existence which we think are so real and binding.

I have heard more than one disciple tell of their having to hold Yogananda up and help him walk when toward the end of his earthly time he was continually flying upward into his true state. Often he would see his body moving along far below, as though he were soaring high in the sky.

“As above, so below” is a fundamental truth of the cosmos. What can be said of the macrocosm can also be said of the microcosm. And since the Infinite and the finite are essentially one, the Upanishad now begins analyzing the three levels of the Cosmic Man.

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