Karika

Because Kaivalya Upanishad is a small Upanishad with 25 mantras.

It is bigger than the Mandukya but there is no Karika or anything.

There is no Shankaracharya's commentary also for that.

But I have created a book

So there's no cause for anything because there is no thing.

A little bit this is sound- sounding like Ajatavada of Mandukya Karika and Gaudapada, where it's like if you ask them, "How do I end my suffering?" You know, I like to make this joke.

If...

Imagine in the second, third century, you go to meet Gaudapada, and he's probably sitting in a cave.

This is Hinduism.

This is Ajatavada.

This is Gaudapada's Mandukya Karika." But no, she's right.

Like, a lot of this is Buddhistic in that it plays on falsity and voidness and illusion.