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  20 Upanishads of the Yoga Upanishad Sale! 20 Upanishads of the Yoga Upanishad ₹ 595.00 Original price was: ₹595.00. ₹ 476.00 Current price is: ₹476.00. Author : Compiled in English Translation with Introduction by Dr. N.K. Singh  20% Off ISBN : 9788119462612 Edition : 1st Free Delivery Year : 2025 Pages : 284 7 Days Replacement Size : 14.5×21.5 Cm Price : 595 Secure Bank Transaction Format : Paperback Publishers : Global Academic Publishers & Distributors Subject : Veda/Upanishad 20 Upanishads of the Yoga Upanishad quantity About the Book This book delves into the distinct features, themes, and english translation of 20 Yoga Upanishadic texts. These texts deal with the theory and practice of Yogic techniques, with varied emphasis on methodology ranging from postures, breath exercises, meditation (dhyana), sound (nada), tantra (kundalini anatomy) and others to attain the knowledge of Brahman and the state of Samadhi, which is the plane of getting liberation. These Upanis...

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Ideological Differences Between Nehru and RSS  Jawaharlal Nehru’s relationship with the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS) was marked by deep mutual suspicion, ideological conflict, and periods of confrontation, particularly in the late 1940s. Nehru viewed the RSS as a communal, potentially fascist-leaning organisation whose ideology clashed with the secular, pluralist vision of independent India he championed. The RSS, for its part, saw Nehru as overly accommodative toward minorities and insufficiently focused on Hindu cultural and national priorities. The RSS, founded in 1925 by K.B. Hedgewar, presented itself as a cultural organisation focused on Hindu character-building and national regeneration. Its second sarsanghchalak, M.S. Golwalkar, sought meetings and cooperation with the Congress government after Independence, but Nehru remained unconvinced that the organisation had abandoned its communal orientation. Nehru consistently described the RSS in strong terms. In a December 19...

 The  Atmapuja Upanishad The Atmapuja Upaninad is non-principal Upanishad focused on practical inner yoga rather than elaborate metaphysics. It presents worship as an inward discipline. Its ritual terms are retained, but each offering is understood as a condition of awakened awareness. In this reading, the worshipper, the object of worship, and the act of worship are resolved in the one Self. The text does not reject outward worship. Instead, it reads each familiar act of puja as a contemplative recognition. The movement is from ritual action to knowledge: what is offered externally is discovered inwardly as a quality of the Self. • Meditation: Meditation is described as niscintana, freedom from anxiety and mental preoccupation. It is not merely concentration upon an object, but the quieting of the mind’s habitual movements—planning, remembering, and worrying—so that awareness rests in itself. • Invocation: Avahana ordinarily means inviting the deity. Here the Divine is no...