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Kena Upanishad

Kena Upanishad

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Oct 23, 2026

SriniGUEST
29:24
So, that is what is the entire content of this third chapter.
SriniGUEST
29:31
And again, remembering Keno Upanishad, which is called the Pratibodha Viditam, So, Pratibodha Viditam means in all variable thoughts there is the non-variable consciousness.
SriniGUEST
29:44
So, in any transaction you always have this consciousness which is available.
SriniGUEST
29:49
You don't have to go for looking for a new consciousness because it is always available within you as a self-evident I.
speaker_3UNKNOWN
53:09
Let him not contemplate words or speech, for speech is an exhaustion of voice.
speaker_3UNKNOWN
53:28
And in the Kena Upanishad we are familiar with.
speaker_3UNKNOWN
53:30
The eyes do not go there, the speech, nor the mind.
speaker_3UNKNOWN
53:59
We do not know, we do not understand how this could be taught.
BinduHOST
18:22
Swayamjyoti
BinduHOST
18:24
That Swayamjyoti or in the Kena Upanishad It is not the light which is being seen by the eye.
BinduHOST
18:53
but
BinduHOST
18:54
it is that light

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BinduHOST
54:01
Therefore the
BinduHOST
54:01
loka's perception is vyaktimapanna.
BinduHOST
54:11
In the Kena Upanishad, we are very familiar
BinduHOST
54:15
with that verse.
BinduHOST
15:19
Therefore it is the very seer.
BinduHOST
15:24
Kena Upanishad said that.
BinduHOST
15:31
What the eyes cannot see but because of it the eyes see.
BinduHOST
15:36
Or in the Khata Upanishad it says In the light of that
TyaganandaHOST
8:45
She comes riding on a lion.
TyaganandaHOST
8:48
In the Vedas, Uma is the first mentioned in the Kena Upanishad, where she described as Uma Haimavati.
TyaganandaHOST
8:56
It is a popular belief in Bengal that Uma comes and stays with the people for three days.
TyaganandaHOST
9:03
And so a whole set of songs known as Agamani describing the homecoming of Uma has come into existence.
SriniGUEST
12:52
And, uh, Swami P says, "Atma must be remembered as an essential nature, chaitanyam or consciousness." So the knowledge of consciousness is necessary or a prerequisite to understand this Upanishad better.
SriniGUEST
13:07
So that is why, uh, this Upanishad is done after doing some fundamental Upanishads like Mundaka Upanishad, Kena Upanishad and Katha Upanishad, what we did already.
SriniGUEST
13:16
So you need to have a basic understanding of this chaitanyam or consciousness, so before coming to this Upanishad.
SriniGUEST
13:23
So the five features of consciousness must be remembered.
Aaron PettyHOST
31:44
This is where this breath inquiry comes from.
Aaron PettyHOST
31:46
[laughs] It comes from the Kena Upanishad.
Aaron PettyHOST
31:49
I'll say it again.
Aaron PettyHOST
31:50
By whom is the breath sent forth? That which breathes not by the breath, by which the breath is breathed.

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