The Isa Upanishad … If God is Infinite …. Then God is everything … All the Great Mystics of all the Religious Traditions understand that Everything is God, and besides God, nothing else exists. Eastern,

Live exibition of Upanishad band from Florence (IT) and interview (Italian language, no subs)

Ogni praticante di yoga sente di avere dei benefici quando riesce ad esercitarsi con costanza. Le sensazioni possono essere molto diverse da persona a persona: ognuno parte da un punto diverso ed ha un

That which comes out of the Infinite Whole must also be infinite; hence the Self is infinite. That is the ocean, we are the drops. So long as the drop remains separate from the ocean, it is small and weak;

It moves and It moves not. It is far and also It is near. It is within and also It is without all this. It is near to those who have the power to understand It, for It dwells in the heart of every one;

A few thoughts from the Isha Upanishad..... The word isha means "the formless divine" - The word Isha (ईश) literally means "ruler, master, lord". The Term vāsyam (वास्य) literally means

This ancient book is like a Brilliant Light shining in our Universe.... it expresses the Unity of Everything. Here are some of the words written within : The One Cosmic Existence shines through all things

In India they call jesus Isha and the greatest Upanishad ever written is called the Isha Upanishad. It goes a little something like this..... Peace Chant OM! That (the Invisible–Absolute) is whole; whole

A few years ago I stumbled upon the Isha Upanishad. It is the shortest of all the Upanishads. Gandhi once called this the most important of all books. Here are a few of my favourite quotes.... It moves

One of the main issues in the foundation problems of quantum mechanics is related to the role of the observer in the observation process. The primary object in science is to assume the external world of

ATMABODHA UPANISHAD The Atmabodha Upanishad as contained in the Rig Veda : Chapter II Verses 1-10 The Maya has gone away from me, I am the pure vision; my ego has gone down, so has the difference between

Nirvana shtakam is a set of hymns written by Adi Shankaracharya which answers the question "Who am I". I am posting the sanksriy hymn along with its meaning. The video contains the audio rendition