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English Audio CD - 63
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 In this Series of 5 CDs
Shri
Siddhartha Krishna talks about the Divine Monosyllable
“OM” and explains it according to the Great Upanishad, The Mandukya
Upanishad.
This talk is on the following 2
Verses:
"OM, this imperishable letter is all this.
An exposition of this: All that existed, exists and will exist, is
verily OM. And what-ever transcends the three periods of time is
also verily OM. Indeed, all this is Brahman (The Omnipresent,
Omnipotent, Omniscient Supreme). This Self is Brahman. The Self,
such as It is, is possessed of four quarters."
(Mandukya
Upanishad, Verse 1-2)
Mandukya Upanishad is one of the greatest among the Principal 10
Upanishads. |
English Audio CD - 73
min.
250/- INR
160/- INR (in india) |
In this Series of 5 CDs
Shri
Siddhartha Krishna talks about the Divine Monosyllable
“OM” and explains it according to the Great Upanishad, The Mandukya
Upanishad.
This talk is on the following 2 Verses:
"The first quarter is Vaishvanara (Leader
of all beings) whose sphere (of action) is the waking state, whose
consciousness relates to objects external, who is possessed of seven
limbs and nineteen mouths, and who enjoys gross objects. The second
quarter is Taijasa (Luminous) whose sphere (of action) is the dream
state, whose consciousness relates to objects internal, who is
possessed of seven limbs and nineteen mouths, and who enjoys subtle
objects."
(Mandukya Upanishad, Verse 3-4)
Mandukya Upanishad is one of the
greatest among the Principal 10 Upanishads. |
English Audio CD - 60
min.
250/- INR
160/- INR (in india) |
In this CD Shri
Siddhartha Krishna talks about the Divine Monosyllable
“OM” according to the Great Upanishad, The Mandukya
Upanishad. The talk is on the following one verse-
"That is deep sleep where the sleeper does
not desire any enjoyable object and does not see any dream. The
third quarter is Pr!j]a who has the state of deep sleep as his
sphere, in whom everything is undifferentiated, who is a mass of
pure consciousness, who, indeed, abounds in bliss and is an enjoyer
of bliss, and who is the doorway to the (objective) experience (of
the dream and waking states)."
(Mandukya Upanishad, Verse
5) |
English Audio CD - 69
min.
250/- INR
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In this CD Shri
Siddhartha Krishna talks about the Divine Monosyllable
“OM” according to the Great Upanishad, The Mandukya
Upanishad. This talk is on the following two verses -
"This one is the Lord of all; this one is
Omniscient; this one is the inner Director (of all); this one is the
Source (of all); indeed, this one is the place of origin and
dissolution of all beings. They consider the Fourth to be that whose
consciousness does not relate to objects internal, neither to
objects external, nor to both; who is not a mass of consciousness,
nor conscious, nor unconscious; which is unseen, beyond empirical
dealings, beyond grasp, uninferable, unthinkable, indescribable;
whose valid proof is the single idea of the Self; in which all
phenomena cease; and which is unchanging, auspicious and non-dual.
That is the Self, and That is to be known."
(Mandukya Upanishad,
Verse 6-7) |
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 This book is a commentary on Chapter
3 of the Bhagavad Gita, which is the chapter providing
spiritual guidance on 'The Art of Working'. The message is as much
for the modern age as it was for the past, both for the seeker of
the meaning of life, who has commitments in the material world, and
for the devotee who has renounced the world.
The author, Shri Prabhuji, through his
deep scholarship and spirituality, has brought to life the meaning
of the exquisite Sanskrit words of the Bhagavad Gita in his
English-language commentary, illustrating its truth with examples
drawn from life. (243 Pages, Paper-back)
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