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Sri Yantra Bhavana Upanishad: Essence and Sanskrit Grammar
Sri Yantra Bhavana Upanishad: Essence and Sanskrit Grammar
Sri Yantra Bhavana Upanishad: Essence and Sanskrit Grammar
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The Sri Yantra Bhavana Upanishad is attributed to the Atharvaveda. It is a later Upanishad that illuminates the Bhavana or Deeper Emotions

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Release dateJun 21, 2023
ISBN9789395766593
Sri Yantra Bhavana Upanishad: Essence and Sanskrit Grammar
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Ashwini Kumar Aggarwal

Ashwini is with the Sri Sri Ravi Shankar Ashram based in Punjab. He loves to practice Yoga, perform Homa, study Sanskrit and be at home. He was born in Ludhiana and completed his pre-University from Govt. College for Boys. He has also written texts on Upanishads & Sanskrit Grammar delving into Panini's Ashtadhyayi.

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    Sri Yantra Bhavana Upanishad - Ashwini Kumar Aggarwal

    Blessing

    Yoga is not just a set of stretches but an attitude –

    How you care for Nature,

    How you connect with people

    of all races, cultures and religions.

    That oneness with Divinity, with Nature and People,

    is the real essence of Yoga!

    Sri Sri Ravi Shankar

    https://www.facebook.com/photo/?fbid=10158438647822536

    https://twitter.com/SriSri/status/543775429325119489

    Yoga: A Science for World Peace. 4-5th Dec 2011, Vishalakshi Mantap, Bangalore Ashram

    https://yensures.com/2023/06/20/international-day-of-yoga-the-background/

    Photo courtesy Guru Puja Havan 10 March 2014 Patiala

    Preface

    Adi Shankaracharya’s masterly commentary on eleven Upanishads is the de facto standard for Vedanta. These eleven have been named the principal Upanishads. Though it is said there are 1180 Upanishads written over a period of a thousand years, actual manuscripts available as of now are 108 only.

    A chart that lists the eleven Upanishads commented on in detail by Sankara.

    Rigveda

    Gives the fundamental laws of creation

    Aitareya

    प्रज्ञानं ब्रह्म

    Samaveda

    Gives the intrinsic harmony within creation

    KENA, Chandogya

    तत् त्वम् असि

    Shukla Yajurveda/Krishna Yajurveda

    Gives the specific design, administrative and governing principles for a family or a nation

    Ishavasya, Brihadaranyaka, Katha. Taittiriya, Shvetashvatara

    अहं ब्रह्म अस्मि

    Atharvaveda

    Gives the specific ritucharya and dinacharya for an individual

    Mandukya, Mundaka Prashna,

    अयम् आत्मा ब्रह्म

    Four great illuminating statements or mahavakyas are listed above with their corresponding Upanishads in bold.

    Vedic Sanskrit can never be adequately translated. It has sutras and dictums that can each form an entire school curriculum. The only way is to wait until words and sentences sprout after deep meditation in the presence of an enlightened master.

    The Sri Yantra Bhavana Upanishad is attributed to the Atharvaveda. It is a later Upanishad that illuminates the Bhavana or Deeper Emotions connected to the Sri Yantra, the body of the Mother Divine, and also the body of Divine Yogic Union of Purusha and Prakriti.

    It expounds the innermost intense feelings of the Soul, its basic desire, and ways and means to connect and unite with the ultimate consciousness.

    In this text, Sri Chakra and Sri Yantra are synonyms. The Wheel of Life is properly grasped by a physical constructed Yantra that deciphers the Purpose of Life.

    Contents

    Blessing

    Preface

    Prayer

    Introduction

    Qualifications Prerequisites

    Guru Parampara

    3x3 = 9 = Diverse Avenues Expressions

    9 = Infinity expressed by Inscribed Sri Chakra

    Inscribed Sri Chakra represents Completeness

    Infinite are the Aspirations and Goals

    Infinite Embodied Beings

    Infinite Aspirations All Fulfilled

    Meaning of Sri Chakra Worship

    Sri Yantra Complete

    Sri Yantra Complete with Inscriptions

    Avaranas - the Nine Enclosures

    Directions in a Sri Yantra

    1st Enclosure Prathamā Āvaraṇa – Four Square Gates

    2nd Enclosure Dvitīyā Āvaraṇa – Sixteen Flower Petals

    3rd Enclosure Tṛtīyā Āvaraṇa – Eight Flower Petals

    4th Enclosure Turiyā Āvaraṇa – Fourteen Triangles

    5th Enclosure Pañcamā Āvaraṇa – Ten Outer Triangles

    6th Enclosure Ṣaṣṭhā Āvaraṇa – Ten Inner Triangles

    7th Enclosure Saptamā Āvaraṇa – Eight Triangles

    8th Enclosure Aṣṭamā Āvaraṇa – Innermost Triangle

    9th Enclosure Navamā Āvaraṇa - Bindu

    Perfection demands sincere one-pointed Focus

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