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Isavasya Upanishad is 40th and last chapter of Yajurveda and is considered the first Upanishad. Though it is the smallest Upanishad with only 18 slokas, yet it contains the essence of the Vedic philosophy and spiritual wisdom. It remains one of the most profound spiritual as well as religious teaching and is spiritually very useful for every human being, irrespective of his/her faith/religion.
The first sloka of this Upanish
Isavasya Upanishad is 40th and last chapter of Yajurveda and is considered the first Upanishad. Though it is the smallest Upanishad with only 18 slokas, yet it contains the essence of the Vedic philosophy and spiritual wisdom. It remains one of the most profound spiritual as well as religious teaching and is spiritually very useful for every human being, irrespective of his/her faith/religion.
The first sloka of this Upanishad contains the word ‘Isavasyam’, so it has been named Isavasya Upanishad. ‘Ish or Isa’ signifies Ishwar i.e. Paramatma, the Supreme or the Universal Soul and ‘vasyam’ means pervaded by; thereby ‘Isavasyam’ meaning that 'everything in this universe is pervaded by the Ishwar or the Paramatma'.
'Isavasya Upanishad: Essence of Wisdom' is an attempt by an Alpagya seeker to explain this sacred text to all his known and unknown fellow seekers / devotees and is a sincere call to join on this sacred and ultimate journey of human life.
About the Commentator:
Raj Bhambu has donned various hats i.e. of being an Indian Army Officer, a Banker, and Corporate Leader in MNCs, an Entrepreneur, Strategy Consultant and an Author. He has penned 5 books prior to this, including 4 co-authored with his sister Anshu and the last one 'Teachings of The Ribhu Geeta' being a solo attempt.
AUM TAT SAT AUM
Isavasya Upanishad is 40th and last chapter of Yajurveda and is considered the first Upanishad. Though it is the smallest Upanishad with only 18 slokas, yet it contains the essence of the Vedic philosophy and spiritual wisdom. It remains one of the most profound spiritual as well as religious teaching and is spiritually very useful for every human being, irrespective of his/her faith/religion.
The first sloka of this Upanish
Isavasya Upanishad is 40th and last chapter of Yajurveda and is considered the first Upanishad. Though it is the smallest Upanishad with only 18 slokas, yet it contains the essence of the Vedic philosophy and spiritual wisdom. It remains one of the most profound spiritual as well as religious teaching and is spiritually very useful for every human being, irrespective of his/her faith/religion.
The first sloka of this Upanishad contains the word ‘Isavasyam’, so it has been named Isavasya Upanishad. ‘Ish or Isa’ signifies Ishwar i.e. Paramatma, the Supreme or the Universal Soul and ‘vasyam’ means pervaded by; thereby ‘Isavasyam’ meaning that 'everything in this universe is pervaded by the Ishwar or the Paramatma'.
'Isavasya Upanishad: Essence of Wisdom' is an attempt by an Alpagya seeker to explain this sacred text to all his known and unknown fellow seekers / devotees and is a sincere call to join on this sacred and ultimate journey of human life.
About the Commentator:
Raj Bhambu has donned various hats i.e. of being an Indian Army Officer, a Banker, and Corporate Leader in MNCs, an Entrepreneur, Strategy Consultant and an Author. He has penned 5 books prior to this, including 4 co-authored with his sister Anshu and the last one 'Teachings of The Ribhu Geeta' being a solo attempt.
AUM TAT SAT AUM
There are very few sacred texts which impact us to the innermost core of our soul. The Ribhu Geeta promises to be one such texts for every spiritual seeker. Maharishi Ramana recommended reading it daily,even if one doesn’t understand it in the beginning.
In Ribhu Geeta, sage Ribhu (son of Lord Brahma) expounds, elaborates and explains the timeless teaching of Self-knowledge (Atma-Vidya), which was conferred on him by the Almighty Shiva. It
There are very few sacred texts which impact us to the innermost core of our soul. The Ribhu Geeta promises to be one such texts for every spiritual seeker. Maharishi Ramana recommended reading it daily,even if one doesn’t understand it in the beginning.
In Ribhu Geeta, sage Ribhu (son of Lord Brahma) expounds, elaborates and explains the timeless teaching of Self-knowledge (Atma-Vidya), which was conferred on him by the Almighty Shiva. It is an important sacred text of the Advaita Vedanta and is a part of the Sri Shiva Rahasyam.
'Teachings of The Ribhu Geeta' isn’t exact translation or transliteration of the original Sanskrit text, but is author’s humble understanding of the Ribhu Geeta. It aims to be of great help to the spiritual seekers in finding answer to the most basic question – ‘Who Am I’.
About the author:
Raj Bhambu has been an Indian Army Officer, a Banker and Corporate Leader in MNCs; an Entrepreneur, Strategic Consultant and an Author; apart from being an avid reader and a spiritual person. Raj has co-authored four books with his sister Anshu Chaudhary and out of these, three are Self-Help books for working professionals and the fourth one is a spiritual book titled ‘Shiva Jnana’.
‘Shiva Jnana’ is based on 146 slokas of the sixth Adhyaya of the Sri Shiva Rahasyam, which are attributed directly to Bhagwan Shiva. It is neither exact translation nor transliteration of those slokas but the essence of what Lord Shiva taught in those slokas.
The Almighty Shiva has succinctly described the creation of the universe, the Brahman, the consciousness, the Self, apparent duality and the reasons thereof, role and imp
‘Shiva Jnana’ is based on 146 slokas of the sixth Adhyaya of the Sri Shiva Rahasyam, which are attributed directly to Bhagwan Shiva. It is neither exact translation nor transliteration of those slokas but the essence of what Lord Shiva taught in those slokas.
The Almighty Shiva has succinctly described the creation of the universe, the Brahman, the consciousness, the Self, apparent duality and the reasons thereof, role and import of sacred texts, and Self-realization and obstacles thereof.
‘Shiva Jnana’ will help every spiritual seeker in finding answers to the most basic questions of life and motivate him/her to delve deeper into the spiritual realm.
‘Work-Life Mantras’ is an empowering resource for those seeking personal and professional growth in life.
It helps in improving inner peace, work-life balance, satisfaction and your work-place productivity and thereby success in your work life, by offering practical wisdom, relatable anecdotes and actionable strategies.
Through this book, the authors aim to see you spending quality time at your work-place instead of
‘Work-Life Mantras’ is an empowering resource for those seeking personal and professional growth in life.
It helps in improving inner peace, work-life balance, satisfaction and your work-place productivity and thereby success in your work life, by offering practical wisdom, relatable anecdotes and actionable strategies.
Through this book, the authors aim to see you spending quality time at your work-place instead of looking at it as a necessary but evil and frustrating part of your life. Work-life should be and can be made stress-free and happy.
We all are part of the great cosmic drama of life and each one of us has a role to play in this cosmic drama. We can’t control the cosmic drama because it is unfolding itself every day in completely unpredictable ways. Yet, we all wish and attempt to be the best in each role that we are playing. There is a difference between ‘being the best’ and ‘being at our best’. While ‘being the best’ is comparing ourselves with ot
We all are part of the great cosmic drama of life and each one of us has a role to play in this cosmic drama. We can’t control the cosmic drama because it is unfolding itself every day in completely unpredictable ways. Yet, we all wish and attempt to be the best in each role that we are playing. There is a difference between ‘being the best’ and ‘being at our best’. While ‘being the best’ is comparing ourselves with others which is beyond our control; ‘being at our best’ focuses on ourselves, so can be effected by us. ‘You @ Your Best’ guides us in focusing on ourselves i.e. our mindset, basic attitudes, behaviours, actions and habits that can help us in being at our best, irrespective of the roles we are playing.
“There is no path to happiness, Happiness is the path.” Buddha. What makes us happy in our work-life? It is a question that each one of us want to find right answer for. Our happiness in work-life depends on how consciously aware we are and how we use our conscious awareness of work life to bring inner peace, harmony and happiness. ‘and we worked Happily ever after’ takes us through a series of steps towards being consciously aware in our work life
“There is no path to happiness, Happiness is the path.” Buddha. What makes us happy in our work-life? It is a question that each one of us want to find right answer for. Our happiness in work-life depends on how consciously aware we are and how we use our conscious awareness of work life to bring inner peace, harmony and happiness. ‘and we worked Happily ever after’ takes us through a series of steps towards being consciously aware in our work life leading to we being in a state of eternal happiness in our work life.
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