| Specifications |
| Publisher: RAMAKRISHNA MATH | |
| Author: Vedanta Kesari | |
| Language: English | |
| Pages: 320 | |
| Cover: Paperback | |
| 7.0" X 4.7" | |
| Weight 220 gm | |
| Edition: 2022 | |
| ISBN: 9788178234939 | |
| IDK769 |
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'Upanishads are a mine of strength', said Swami Vivekananda. But a mine has to be excavated in order to obtain its treasures and profit from it. That the Upanishads have a timeless treasure of wisdom and practical guidelines waiting to become a part of daily life became clear when The Vedanta Kesari (the English monthly of Ramakrishna Order published from this Math) brought out a special issue in December 2007 on this subject. The issue received a hearty welcome by all those who read it. 'Oh, this is what the Upanishads are calling upon us to do!' responded one of the readers. Numerous other communications, in various forms, followed expressing happiness and appreciation of the whole approach to this serious theme.
We are happy to present that special issue in the form of this book with the same title with which it was brought out The Upanishads in Daily Life.
'These conceptions of the Vedanta must come out, must remain not only in the forest, not only in the cave, but they must come out to work at the bar and the bench, in the pulpit, and in the cottage of the poor man, with the fisherman that are catching fish, and with the students that are studying . How can the fisherman and all these carry out the ideals of the Upanishads? The way has been shown .If the fisherman thinks that he is the Spirit, he will be a better fisherman; if the student thinks he is the Spirit, he will be a better student. If the lawyer thinks that he is the Spirit, he will be a better lawyer, and so on '
| 1. | Upanishads and We | 1 |
| Swami Atmashraddhananda | ||
| 2. | 'I have Never Quoted Anything But the Upanishads' | 13 |
| Swami Vivekananda | ||
| 3. | The Upanishads and Their Origin | 25 |
| Swami Ashokananda | ||
| 4. | The Message of the Upanishads | 33 |
| Swami Ranganathananda | ||
| 5. | Peace Chant in Upanishads | 47 |
| Swami Sridharananda | ||
| 6. | Spiritual Experience of Sri Ramakrishna: Upanishads Revitalised | 59 |
| Swami Adiswarananda | ||
| 7. | Sri Sarada Devi in the Light of the Upanishads | 70 |
| Pravrajika Atmadevaprana | ||
| 8. | Swami Vivekananda's Love of Upanishads | 83 |
| Swami Gautamananda | ||
| 9. | Frequently Asked Questions about Upanishads | 97 |
| Swami Harshananda | ||
| 10. | Direct Disciples of Sri Ramakrishna: the Living Upanishads | 111 |
| Sudesh | ||
| 11. | An Overview of the Upanishads in the West | 125 |
| Swami Tathagatananda | ||
| 12. | Upanishads and the Science of Yoga | 138 |
| N.V.C. Swami | ||
| 13. | The Story of Prajapati and Its Meaning | 148 |
| Swami Dayatmananda | ||
| 14. | So Began the Story | 159 |
| Prema Nandakumar | ||
| 15. | Call of the Upanishads | 173 |
| 16. | Upanishadic Guidelines for the Practice of Medicine | 189 |
| Swami Brahmeshananda | ||
| 17. | The Story of Nachiketa | 203 |
| Swami Vivekananda | ||
| 18. | Upanishads and the Ideal of Service | 209 |
| M. Lakshmi Kumari | ||
| 19. | Upanishads the Basis of All World Religions | 119 |
| Swami Abhiramananda | ||
| 20. | Modern Science and Upanishads | 229 |
| Jay Lakhani | ||
| 21. | The Bhagavad-Gita Quintessence or the Upanishads | 238 |
| Swami Sandarshananda | ||
| 22. | Youth and the Upanishads | 251 |
| Swami Bodhamayananda | ||
| 23. | The Power of the Upanishads | 261 |
| Swami Ashokananda | ||
| 24. | Sages of the Upanishads | 263 |
| Swami Satyamayananda | ||
| 25. | The Upanishads and Corporate World; Can the Twin Shake Hands? | 274 |
| S. K. Chakraborty | ||
| 26. | Upanishads the Bedrock of Indian Culture | 287 |
| Pramod Kumar | ||
| 27. | Ten Commandments for Students from Taittiriya Upanishad | 297 |
| * | Sources and Contributors | 309 |







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