Kena Upanishad

The Kenopanishad like any other presents the dialogue between the guru preceptor and shishya disciple.

The text opens with the subtle and divinely passionate query on the nature of the Truth and the means of realising it.

The enlightened preceptor communicates the knowledge of the Self to the fully qualified disciple.

Lecture 1 and 2 explains the inexplicable Reality in the quintessential statement “That (Brahman) is other than the known and beyond the unknown”.

Lecture 3 contains a beautiful story which ingeniously captures the philosophy with a symbolic representation. Lecture 4 conveyed the deep import of the Ultimate Truth.

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