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- In this fourth episode of the series, Introduction to Upanishads, Dr. Sucheta Paranjpe gives us a brief glimpse of Kena Upanishad.
Kena Upanishad is the second mukhya (major) upanishad. It is associated with the Samaveda samhita. A prominent feature of the Kena Upanishad is its discussion of Brahman with attributes and without attributes (no attributes). It discusses Brahman in a great detail.
Another peculiar facet of Kenopanishad is that it is composed in both verse and prose format.
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#1 Upanishads - The Essence of Vedic Philosophy - • # Ep 1 - Upanishads - ...
#2 Adi Shankara on Upanishads - A Glimpse into Advaita Vedanta - • #EP 2 Adi Shankara on ...
#3 Ishopanishad - A reflection on Karma (action) and Jnana (wisdom) - • #EP 3 Ishavasya Upanis...
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Any such course is going to be conducted now?
Nicely explained.🙏
"That which one cannot think with the mind, but that by which they say the mind is made to think, know that alone to be the Brahman"-Kena Upanisad
🙏🙏 simple & in depth explanation .
Wow...that was just great.
So beautifully explained ❤️
Pranam madam for such lucid explanation. Na aham manya subedeti no na bedeti beda cha
It was wonderful mam
Iiahvaro gurur aatme ti muurti bheda vibhaagine
Vyoma vad vyaapta dehaaya Dakshinaamuurtaye namah
# Ep 1 - Upanishads - The Essence of Vedic Philosophy
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#EP 2 Adi Shankara on Upanishads - A Glimpse into Advaita Vedanta
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#EP 3 Ishavasya Upanishad - A reflection on Karma (action) and Jnana (wisdom)
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#EP 4 Kena Upanishad - The Attributes of Brahman
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#EP 5 Aitareya Upanishad - The Upanishad of the Rigveda
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#EP 6 Kathaka Upanishad - The Nature of Atman
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#EP 7 Prashna Upanishad - Ancient Indian View on Creation, Time, Matter and Soul
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# EP 8 Mundaka Upanishad - Finding Self and Divinity (Jiva and Ishvara)
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#EP 9 Mandukya Upanishad - True Self (Atman) and Omkara
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#EP 10: Taittiriya Upanishad - Discovering Happiness
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#EP 11 - Brihadaranyaka Upanishad - Debate between Yadnvalkya, Gargi and Maitreyee.
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Introduction to Upanishads - Chandogya Upanishad
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How to Conquer Fear of Death - 3 Stories from Upanishad, Mahabharata, and Purana
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Its Atma not atman in verses .
भांडारकर संस्था पुण्यामध्ये आहे,का नाही मराठी मध्ये स्पष्ट केले जात ? No doubt it is very clear to understand but still it comes in mind why not मराठी or हिंदी ?
Although she is lucid in summarizing the literal meaning, she starts the upanishad with incorrect enunciation - she pronounces "ka u devo" as "ka u deo"; she says yudanti instead of yunakti.
Sorry বেঙ্গলি varson করে দিন । বাংলা টা দিন।
@5:40 such an aunty movement. :P
i thought the same😅
While listening to Sucheta ma'am, i can remind myself of the joy, i used to experience in my highschool Sanskrit class.. The book and class would be full of these kind of discussions..
Thank you for the wealth of knowledge that you are able to impart in such a loving way! Hari Om Tat Sat!
I could sit below you and listen for a long time. Thank you!
Madam, this is in sincere appreciation of BORI to be broadcasting the teachings of upanishads through saraswathis like you. This should have been done long ago, nevertheless, is not missed. Having listened to this excellent speech of yours, can we conclude that 'Tena Vina Thrunamapi Na Chalathi' is originated from Kenopanishath?. Kindly clarify whether this is true and if not, please indicate the origin of this phrase.
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Madam please continue the class.
मॅडम,
कृपया आपली सगळी उपनिषद प्रवचने (मराठीतले) You tube वर upload करावे...हे ज्ञान इतक्या सहज सोप्या पध्दतीने अनेकांना विवेकाधिष्ठीत करुन उत्तम नागरीक व उत्तम राष्ट्र् बांधणी करेल यात संशय नाही.
Thanks madam 🙏🏼 you explanation is crisp and subtle . Gyan comes within is the important aspect
Very beautifully explained. Thank you for your good work
What see in this competition
Eagerly waiting for the 5th Episode.
Very nicely explained thank you
Who created the universe as per various upanisad .
Thank you very very much, madam!
🙏🏼 अप्रतीम सरळ वाख्या!!
Please recommend some good authentic books to understand the Upanishads
The Upanishads by Swami nikhilananda
More lucid if u r interested, THE UPANISHADS BY RAMKRISHNA MISSION
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Xcellant madam.
Such a lucid explanation, thank you Madam
thank you for your lucid explanation
Some.whistle sound coming as background noise constantly.pleaze focus on good audio setup
४.१० मि. तदेजती तन्नेजती या ईशावास्यातील मंत्राची येथे संगती लागत नाही.
Now | Know the meaning of upanisadi. very super teacher and the Interviewerf.
. very good english.hirania purusha I got the meaning
I tried understanding this Upanishad but I hope you must tell something more about brahma so that our urge of knowing may be satisfied🙏😀
Khupach sundar 😢❤
🙏🙏🙏 m'm you are explaining too nicely. Thank you
Great explanation , am very pleased to know .
Speak something on kalyug
Very well explained, thanks.
Well explained mam
You are doing a great service
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Nicely explained.
Is it 'Gyanendriya' or 'Jnanendriya'? It is true that Hindi speakers mispronounce the sound(swara) 'jna' as 'gya' but Marathi speakers pronounce it rightly. I do not know why a Marathi Sanskrit scholar like you is pronouncing the word as 'gyanendriya'. Please correct if I am wrong,
Dnyanendriya
Topic here is something else- Pappu
Very well explained.
Thank you, Madam
Nice!
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Beautiful
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Request you to see the video 'God is easy to know intellectually' in TH-cam. It is a model which helps you know God as Brahma the Unmanifest. There are two parts.
Light as energy has duality, Waveform and packet form as per Physics. So is Brahmana.
We're why decided your ideas
Can we coin some other word for philosophy?As our darshan shastra has proper deep meaning.
Very nicely explained kena Upanishad in simple language.
Philosophy literally means “love for wisdom”
Darshana literally means “vision”
‘Wisdom’ and ‘vision’ are of same etymological origin.
Both words came from proto-Germanic ‘wissaz’ which means “to see”
There is no need for another word than ‘philosophy’
@@chandlerminh6230 love for wisdom leads to darshan which is the ultimate aim . Anyway thanks for sharing your view.
Tatva-dnyaan