Hinduism

Upanisads

CONTENTS
Preface 5
Scheme of Transliteration 13
List of Abbreviations X4
Introduction 15
I. General Influence 17
II. The Term 'Upanisad' 19
III. Number, Date and Authorship 20
IV. The Upanisads as the Vedanta 24
V. Relation to the Vedas: The Rg Veda 27
VI. The Yajur, the Sama and the Aiharva 44
Vedas
VII. The Brahmanas 46
VIII. The Aranyakas 47
IX. The Upanisads 48
X, Ultimate Reality: Brahman 52
XI. Ultimate Reality. Atman 73
XII. Brahman as Atman 77
XIII, The Status of the World and the Doc-trine of Maya and Aviiya 78
XIV. The Individual Self go
XV. Knowledge and Ignorance 95
XVI. Ethics 104
XVII Karma and Rebirth 112
12 The "Principal Upanisads
XVIII. Life Eternal 117
XIX. Religion 131
TEXT, TRANSLATION AND NOTES
I . Brhad-aranyaka Upantsad 147
II Chdndogya Upamsad 335
III Attareya Upamsad 513
IV TattUrtya Upantsad 525
V Upamsad 565
VI Kena Ufantsad 579
VII. (Katha Upantsad 593
VIII. .Prasna Upamsad 649
IX Mundaka Upamsad 669
X Mandukya Upamsad 693
XI Svetaivatara Upamsad 707
XII Kausitakl Brahmana Upamsad 751
XIII Matin Upantsad 793
XIV.Subala Upantsad 861
XV. Jabala Upamsad 893
XVI Pamgala Upamsad 901
XVII Katvalya Upamsad 925
XVIII . Vajrasiicika. Upamsad 933
Appendices
(a) Rabmdranath Tagore on The Upani- sads 937
(6) Edmond Holmes on The Upanisads 943
Selected Bibliography 949
General Index 951

Donated By Prof V S Mallar, NLSIU