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Glimpses of Upanishads

Glimpses of Upanishads is more than just an introduction to the ancient Vedic philosophy. It's a journey into the heart of the Upanishadic wisdom, exploring the most profound questions of life, death, and the nature of reality itself.

Course Instructor Bhandarkar Oriental Research Institute

₹300.00

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Course Overview

**This module is otherwise a part of the larger "Veda Vudya - Veda-s to Vedaanga-s" course. As an individual module, It is aimed at those who are looking for a concise initiation into the Upanishads.**


Why Take This Course:


Timeless Teachings: Get insights into the Upanishadic philosophy and its relevance.


Expert Instruction: Benefit from a well-structured and easy-to-follow course, designed by an experienced teacher who is passionate about the subject matter.


Flexibility: Access the course material at your own pace, with the ability to revisit lessons anytime and anywhere.


Engaging Format: A mix of clear explanations, and thought-provoking discussions, making the course both informative and enjoyable.


Course Instructor - Dr. Gauri Moghe


* M.A., Ph.D., Sanskrit (Tantraśāstra)

* Executive Editor - Mahabharata: Cultural Index, BORI, Pune., Content Curator - Bharat Vidya

* Research areas - Tantra shastra, Mahabharata, Grammar, Sangita Shastra

* Presented many research papers to National and International seminars; Lectures on Mahabharata Samaveda, Vedic literature, Tantra literature, and Shakta cult.

Schedule of Classes

Course Curriculum

1 Subject

Glimpses of Upanishads

7 Learning Materials

Glimpses of Upanishads

General Introduction

Video
6:30

Composition, Structural Features and Number of Upanishads

Video
10:12

Summary of 10 Major Upanishads

Video
17:12

Jiva, Jagat, Brahman

Video
8:43

Yama-Nachiketa Story, and Discussion on the fear of Death

Video
17:44

Aruni-Shwetaketu Samwaada and Discussion on Atman

Video
10:16

Summary

Video
2:37

Course Instructor

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Bhandarkar Oriental Research Institute

18 Courses   •   15015 Students

Established in 1917, The Bhandarkar Oriental Research Institute is a premier research institution in Indology and Asian Studies.