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Origin and Development System of The Upanishads

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Publisher: Sanjay Prakashan
Author Rev. A.S. Geden
Language: English
Pages: 406
Cover: HARDCOVER
9x6 inch
Weight 700 gm
Edition: 2025
ISBN: 9788174530813
HBW565
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About the Book
The present book 'Origin and Development System of the Upanisads' is written by Geden, A.S. The book reflects the hard labour, diligence and deep in probing of the author. The book is written in clear and lucid style. Before coming to the actual discussion of the system of Upanisads, the another has discussed the place, meaning, devision of Upaniṣads in the introduction part of the book. The Upanisads are often referred and known as Vedanta, hence, the author has discussed the place of Upaniṣads in the Literature of the Veda. The Vedic literature has been classified into four principal parts corresponding to the four priestly offices at the Soma sacrifice namely Rg. Yajus, Säma and Atharvaveda, each comprising a Samhita, a Brahmaņa, a sūtra. The Brahmaņa again is further divided into three orders by the exponents of Vedanta, although their contents are closely connected and overlap each other-Vidhi, Arthvāda and Vedänta or Upaniṣad. Aranyakas are the link between Brahmaņas and Upaniṣads. But the separation of the material in all the three is not strictly found. Then the Upaniṣads of the three Vedas have been mentioned by the author and in his view the case is entirely different with the numerous Upaniṣads found in the Atharvaveda.

About the Author
Name: Manjul Gupta Birth: Born on 9th March, 1945 at Muzaffarnagar (U.P.) Education: Schooling upto Inter-mediate from V. P. P. Inter College. Muzaffarnagar. Beat the previous records of the school in securing first division in High School and Intermediate. B.A. and M.Α. (English) from S.D. College, Muzaffarnagar, affiliated to Agra University, Agra, M.A. (Sanskrit) from Meerut University, Meerut, Ph.D. from Punjab University, Chandigarh. Good Academic record throughout first divisioner except M.A. English. At Present: Teaching P.G. classes in Skt. Deptt., M.D. University, Rohtak Since 1981. Now working as Reader since 1989. Deeply interested in Literature and Poetics. Read many reserch papers in different sessions of the conferences. Two more books to her credit: (1) A Study of Abhinavabhārati on Bharata's Natyafästra and Avaloka on Dhanañajaya's Daśarūpaka. Dramaturgical Principles. (2) Kirätärjuniyam II canto with English and Hindi Translation and Sanskrit commentary of Mallinatha.

Introduction
The present book 'Origin and Development System of the Upaniṣads' is written by Geden, A.S. The book reflects the hard labour, diligence and deep in probing of the author. The book is written in clear and lucid style. Before coming to the actual discussion of the system of Upaniṣads, the another has discussed the place, meaning, devision of Upanisads in the introduction part of the book. The Upanişads are often referred and known as Vedanta, hence, the author has discussed the place of Upaniṣads in the Literature of the Veda. The Vedic literature has been classified into four principal parts corres-ponding to the four priestly offices at the Soma sacrifice namely Rg, Yajus, Sâma and Atharvaveda, each comprising a Samhita, a Brāhmaņa, a sūtra. The Brahmaņa again is further divided into three orders by the exponents of Vedanta, although their contents are closely connected and overlap each other-Vidhi, Arthvāda and Vedānta or Upanișad. Aranyakas are the link between Brahmaņas and Upaniṣads. But the separation of the material in all the three is not strictly found. Then the Upani-sads of the three Vedas have been mentioned by the author and in his view the case is entirely different with the numerous Upanişads found in the Atharvaveda. The names of the Atharva Upanişads are derived partly from the contents and partly from any accidental circumstance.

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