Prashna Upanishad
One of the ancient Sanskrit scriptures of Hinduism
The Prashna Upanishad is one of the principal Upanishads.
Quotes
edit- This [Lifebreath] burns as fire—this as sun;
- This as rain and Maghavan, this as wind;
- This as earth and the divine substance;
- As real and not-real;
- And what is immortal.
- 2.5
- The lifebreath here arises from the self (atman).
- As this shadow here, upon a man,
- So this mind is stretched upon lifebreath;
- And it enters by a path created by the mind.
- 3.3
- The origin, entrance, position,
- the fivefold expansion of lifebreath;
- how it relates to what's in the body—
- A man who knows this becomes immortal.
- 3.12
- That on which rest the breaths and beings,
- and, with all the deities, the intelligent self;
- Whoever knows that, my friend, as the imperishable;
- He, knowing the whole world,
- has entered the whole world indeed.
- 4.11
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Upanishads | ||
Principal | Isha • Kena • Katha • Prashna • Mundaka • Mandukya • Taittiriya • Aitareya • Chandogya • Brihadaranyaka | |
Other | Shvetashvatara |