0:00 Isa 4:11 Kena 12:15 Katha 43:50 Prasna 1:04:55 Mundaka 1:22:25 Mandukya 1:27:55 Svetasvatara 1:59:55 From the Maitri (Maitrayaniya) Upanishad 2:12:37 From the Kausitaki Upanishad 2:18:45 From the Taittiriya Upanishad 2:25:20 From the Chandogya Upanishad 2:57:23 From the Brihadaranyaka Upanishad 3:13:26 The Supreme Teaching 3:40:25 The Turiya of Aum
In my opinion, ancient Indian wisdom of the Vedas conglomerated in Upanishads, is one of the greatest wisdom of human civilization in the universe. There are many other wise books composed thousands of years ago by Cher lock the destiny allowed Osterday to hear word by word what stage is Spock 4000 years ago or maybe even older than that?. I am a true student of Hinduism for over 20 years, and I guarantee Bhagavad-Gita and Upanishads are secret keys do universal wisdom, and understanding human relations in the world, and sourcing the infinite within oneself.
@@GnosticElohim In “Tibetan book of the dead”, composed by Buddhist monk in the 12th century one particular concept is explored repeatedly. The concept of “in between”. Between one state of the mind, and the next level of consciousness. In general, the book is an instruction manual on -“how to behave after physical death”. “Tibetan book of the dead” is a daily instructions for a proper behavior in Tibetan society. I feel my life is constantly in between. I feel yesterday is miles away, and there is an infinite abyss between now and the future. I feel I am riding a horse with two, or three spare horses behind. It was a dream I had when I was a teenager. I remember this dream 🛌 Sleeping is my favorite thing to do after boiling, hot Jacuzzi outdoors in the freezing winter. #Bogoslowsky 🦁🤴 #bogoslowskyfunpage #bogoslowskyartschool #twomenfightingtrend #cactusia #gravitationalism #yonification #Богословский .
What's incredible about this is I've moved through it and now listen to what it is, so this can be here to guide but for me it's to reflect and add words to the wordless.
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0:00 Isa
4:11 Kena
12:15 Katha
43:50 Prasna
1:04:55 Mundaka
1:22:25 Mandukya
1:27:55 Svetasvatara
1:59:55 From the Maitri (Maitrayaniya) Upanishad
2:12:37 From the Kausitaki Upanishad
2:18:45 From the Taittiriya Upanishad
2:25:20 From the Chandogya Upanishad
2:57:23 From the Brihadaranyaka Upanishad
3:13:26 The Supreme Teaching
3:40:25 The Turiya of Aum
In my opinion, ancient Indian wisdom of the Vedas conglomerated in Upanishads, is one of the greatest wisdom of human civilization in the universe. There are many other wise books composed thousands of years ago by Cher lock the destiny allowed Osterday to hear word by word what stage is Spock 4000 years ago or maybe even older than that?. I am a true student of Hinduism for over 20 years, and I guarantee Bhagavad-Gita and Upanishads are secret keys do universal wisdom, and understanding human relations in the world, and sourcing the infinite within oneself.
Agreed, it's a great guide.
@@GnosticElohim In “Tibetan book of the dead”, composed by Buddhist monk in the 12th century one particular concept is explored repeatedly.
The concept of “in between”.
Between one state of the mind, and the next level of consciousness.
In general, the book is an instruction manual on -“how to behave after physical death”.
“Tibetan book of the dead” is a daily instructions for a proper behavior in Tibetan society.
I feel my life is constantly in between.
I feel yesterday is miles away, and there is an infinite abyss between now and the future.
I feel I am riding a horse with two, or three spare horses behind.
It was a dream I had when I was a teenager.
I remember this dream 🛌
Sleeping is my favorite thing to do after boiling, hot Jacuzzi outdoors in the freezing winter.
#Bogoslowsky 🦁🤴
#bogoslowskyfunpage
#bogoslowskyartschool
#twomenfightingtrend
#cactusia
#gravitationalism
#yonification
#Богословский
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What's incredible about this is I've moved through it and now listen to what it is, so this can be here to guide but for me it's to reflect and add words to the wordless.
Where can one buy the original of this?
It’s the isa Upanishad in the first sentence it is said
Bless you 🤍🌸🌼
36:29
Whose translation is this please?
Which upnishad it is? Please mention the name in the discription
3:26:00
3:15:30
May all enlightened women rise and the false enlightenment males fall. It is done. Ii