Upanishads Home Page from Hinduwebsite.com

Translations of all major Upanishads: Isa Upanishad, Kena Upanishad, Mandukya Upanishad, Aitareya Upanishad, Svetavatara Upanishad, Prasna Upanishad, Vajrasuchika Upanishad, Taittiriya Upanishad, Kaivalya Upanishad, Katha Upanishad and more.

Essays on the introduction, meaning, significance, historical background, philosophy and concepts of Upanishads with detailed exposition of subjects such as Atman and Brahman, the dvaita and advaita views on Brahman, lists of Upanishads, manifestations of Brahman and so on.

You will find here information on Brahman, the Supreme Self and the Highest God of Hinduism, extolled in the Vedas, who is without a beginning and end and who is the creator of all and who exists in us as our inner-self or Atman.

Translation of 22 minor Upanishads are presented here each with an introduction. Minor Upanishads are an important part of Hindu philosophical thought. They are very useful to know the depth and development of Upanishadic philosophy.

Vedanta is another name of the Upanishads. It also represents a school of philosophy based upon them. Hinduwebsite has many essays on Vedanta, some of which are listed here. They will help you understand the significance of creation and our place in it.

This section contains a series of expositions on the Upanishadic teachings and philosophy by Jayaram V, who has translated several Upanishads and written extensively about the truths of the Upanishads and advanced concepts.

Mahavakyas means great sayings. They are useful in meditation, contemplations and to gain insight into the knowledge and wisdom of the Upanishads. This section lists well known mahavakyas and presents a few articles explaining their meaning and significance.

Atman means the Self, or the breathing one. He also goes by other names and one of the constant and recurring themes of the Upanishads. The knowledge of Atman leads to liberation. We have presented some very thoughtful essays on the nature and significance of Atman in Hindu spirituality.

The Bhagavadgita is also considered an Upanishad since it also speaks about Atman, Brahman and liberation. This section contains several articles about the truths, concepts, symbolism, and philosophy found in the scripture.

This section provides essays on spiritualism, the practice of spiritualism, the meaning and significance of divine centered living, developing the right spiritual attitude that would lead to better awareness and divine orientation, scriptures and more.

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