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By Devadatta Kali

ISBN-10: 0892541660

ISBN-13: 9780892541669

The Svetasvataropanisad is taken into account to be the main attractive of the entire Upanisads, the philosophical texts of the Hindu faith. during this new translation, Devadatta Kali takes a clean glance, and works from a brand new premise that the Svetasvatara represents a Saivite (one of the Hindu sects) viewpoint. This he claims, permits its meant desiring to shine forth. the interpretation and statement brings to lifestyles the seer Svetasvatara, who every now and then delights in provocation and notice play, permitting the reader to proportion the enjoyment of his liberated imaginative and prescient that each one this global is an expression of the Divine. This translation goals to seize the seer's ecstatic reaction to the wonders of production whereas pointing the reader in the direction of the even larger ask yourself of its resource. Devadata Kali's function in his translation and the observation is to show the colourful immediacy of the Sanskrit unique and strip away many centuries of exegetical accretions with a purpose to make Svetasvatara's message heard as he intended--as an announcement of profound perception designed to lead, motivate, and enlighten.

Features of the text:

* thirteen pages of uninterrupted fl ow of the interpretation of the Upanisad.

* 6 chapters of the Upanisad in unique Sanskrit with English translation and commentary.

* appendixes giving the word-by-word research of the Sanskrit and a whole tabulation of the correspondences with different texts and inner corresponds in the Upanisad itself.

* Index together with bilingual references and significant topics by way of verse.

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The Taittirlyabrahmal)a, the Taittirlyaral)yaka, and the Taittirlyopani�ad are the source of most of the quotations in the Svetasvataropani�ad (see p. 13). 95 All these texts, together with the �gveda's much older hymns to Rudra, attest to the existence of some sort of Vedic proto­ Saivism that extended over a long period of time and displayed the whole range of philosophical possibilities from dualistic (dvaita) to dualistic-nondualistic (dvaitiidvaita) to nondualistic (advaita). Notwithstanding the textual indications of an incipient and evolving Vedic Saivism, most scholars believe that Siva was origin­ ally a non-Vedic deity who became absorbed into the Vedic panthe­ on in the distant past.

The vyava­ harika denotes the here and now, our everyday existence which is impermanent and subject to change; it is neither totally real nor totally unreal. " According to Sarhkara the world is neither real nor illusory, but somewhere in between. As long as it is a matter of our own experience, it cannot be denied, but it is proven insubstantial by the knowledge of the Absolute. Brahman alone is the ultimate reality, because it cannot be sublated by anything else. It is consciousness in its unconditioned state, experienced in nirvikalpa samadhi as "no-thingness" not nothingness but a positive reality of which nothing can be said or thought.

Literary tradition strongly suggests that the sage was an older contemporary of the grarmnarian-philosopher Pal)ini,102 who lived around the fourth century BCE. In fact, the second verse of the KilSikii clearly was intended to guide Pal)ini in constructing his theory of grarmnar. 103 The KilSikii has only one commentary, Upamanyu's Tattvavimarsinf, 40 I INTRODUCTION composed much later, around the late eleventh or early twelfth century CE. 104 The fact that Nandikesvara Saivism has attracted little attention in no way diminishes its importance.

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