Katha
The celebrated dialogue of Nachiketa and Yama turns attention toward the immortal Self and the wisdom of discernment.
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Explore different contemplative doorways into the Upanishadic vision: inquiry, awareness, discernment, meditation and identity.
The celebrated dialogue of Nachiketa and Yama turns attention toward the immortal Self and the wisdom of discernment.
Enter teaching →A profound contemplation of Om and the states of consciousness, culminating in the stillness of turiya.
Enter teaching →Dialogues and contemplations on being, meditation and the deeper identity expressed through the teaching of Tat Tvam Asi.
Enter teaching →A visual introduction to the recurring themes of Upanishadic contemplation.
The inquiry into the Self — what remains when changing experience is observed.
Contemplation of the ultimate reality underlying the multiplicity of experience.
A sacred sound used as a focus of contemplation and a symbol of wholeness.
Knowledge not merely as information, but as direct insight through inquiry.
Four celebrated statements traditionally associated with the major Upanishadic traditions invite contemplation of Self and reality.
A contemplation on consciousness and the reality through which experience becomes known.
Begin with ten principal Upanishads presented as a calm, readable spiritual knowledge collection.
Renunciation, action and the vision of the Divine throughout existence.
Inquiry into that which empowers mind, speech, sight, hearing and breath.
Nachiketa's dialogue on death, discernment, Self and immortality.
Six profound questions on life, breath, meditation and Om.
A distinction between higher knowledge and lower knowledge.
Om and the four states of consciousness leading toward turiya.
Layers of the person, bliss, knowledge and contemplation of Brahman.
Creation, the Self and consciousness.
Rich contemplations on being, meditation and identity.
Vast teachings on Self, Brahman, knowledge and liberation.
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A famous opening invocation invites contemplation of the Divine presence throughout the moving world.
Read · Reflect · ContemplateThe teaching distinguishes what is truly beneficial from what is merely pleasant, placing discernment at the heart of the path.
Discernment · Courage · InquiryOm becomes a contemplative symbol for the whole of experience, drawing attention toward the nature of awareness.
Om · Awareness · TuriyaTat Tvam Asi is presented within a teaching dialogue as a profound invitation to contemplate deeper identity.
Self · Reality · UnitySlow down. Read a teaching. Sit with it. Return to the question that has echoed through the ages: who am I?
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