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Kenopanishad [Upanishad Vahini]

Baba, Sathya Sai
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Baba, Sathya Sai
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Upanishads
Hindu ethics
Satya Sai Baba
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The Kenopanishad is ascribed to Sama Veda and its Thalavakara branch and hence it is also referred to as the Thalavakaropanishad. The name Kena is derived from the first word of the stanza of the first section of the Upanishad: “Keneshitham pathathi preshitham manah, Kena praanah prathamah praithityuktah, keneshithaam vacham imam vadanthi, chakshuhsrothram kaudevo yunakthi?” “Who impels the mind to alight on its object? Enjoined by whom does the vital force proceed to function? At whose behest do men utter speech? What intelligence, indeed, directs the eyes and the ears?”
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