Shruti
Aitareya Upanishad
Teachings on creation, embodied consciousness and the Self belong to the Rigvedic Aitareya tradition.
Thirteen commonly studied Upanishads; this collection is not a universal closed canon.
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Shruti
Teachings on creation, embodied consciousness and the Self belong to the Rigvedic Aitareya tradition.
Shruti
Dialogues involving Yajnavalkya, Maitreyi and Gargi explore the Self, knowledge and ultimate reality.
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A wide collection of contemplative teachings includes Uddalaka’s instruction to Shvetaketu.
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A brief Upanishad exploring the indwelling Lord, action, knowledge and renunciation.
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Nachiketas questions Yama about death, the Self and the path beyond ordinary desire.
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A Rigvedic Upanishad discusses breath, consciousness and paths after death.
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An inquiry into what impels mind, speech and the senses, followed by a teaching involving a mysterious yaksha.
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The Maitri Upanishad explores the Self, mind, yoga and liberation in the Maitrayaniya tradition.
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Twelve verses consider Om, states of experience and the fourth, turiya.
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The distinction between higher and lower knowledge frames teachings on Brahman and realization.
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Six inquiries to Pippalada address life, breath, meditation and the foundations of existence.
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Theological and contemplative teaching links Rudra, divine power, yoga and ultimate reality.
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Instruction, layers of human experience and inquiry into Brahman are central to this Upanishad.