Isha Upanishad

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(Sri Aurobindo:) “The Isha addresses itself to the awakened seeker; it begins therefore with the all-inhabiting Lord, proceeds to the all-becoming Self and returns to the Lord as the Self of the cosmic movement, because it has to justify works to the seeker of the Uncreated and to institute a divine life founded on the joy of immortality and on the unified consciousness of the individual made one with the universal.”[1]


Isha Upanishad


Part One: Translation and Commentary Published by Sri Aurobindo

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Part Two: Incomplete Commentaries from Manuscripts

Isha Upanishad: All that is world in the Universe 95
The Ishavasyopanishad with a commentary in English 101
The Karmayogin: A Commentary on the Isha Upanishad 169
Ish and Jagat 303
The Secret of the Isha 307
Chapters for a Work on the Isha Upanishad 311
The Upanishad in Aphorism 351
The Life Divine [Draft A] 361
The Life Divine [Draft B] 429
The Life Divine [Draft C] 551


Notes are paraphrased from the “Publisher's Note” and “Note on the Texts”.



  1. ↑ Kena and Other Upanishads, p.24, “The Supramental Godhead”


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