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Upanishads

Approach this shelf with a question and time to pause. The catalogue separates the named Upanishads so older readers can follow one work without turning different texts into a single general lesson.

Published: 0 · In catalogue: 70

Two birds on one tree: one eats, one watches

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Upanishads

Approach this shelf with a question and time to pause. The catalogue separates the named Upanishads so older readers can follow one work without turning different texts into a single general lesson.

Series
13
Books
70
Published
0

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  1. The Two Birds
    The Two Birds

    Two birds on one tree: one eats, one watches.

    From the original text · The Principal Upanishads

    Ages 7-12+
    from$1.99
  2. Satyam Vada
    Satyam Vada

    Speak the truth. Do your duty. Three small words to sleep on.

    From the original text · The Principal Upanishads

    Ages 7-12+
    from$1.99
  3. The Salt in the Water
    The Salt in the Water

    Some things are everywhere, even unseen.

    From the original text · The Principal Upanishads

    Ages 7-12+
    from$1.99
  4. Lead Me from Dark to Light
    Lead Me from Dark to Light

    A prayer the size of a lamp.

    From the original text · The Principal Upanishads

    Ages 7-12+
    from$1.99

Reading this collection together

Start with one episode
Choose a published selection and check its age band. Read a short section aloud, then allow silence before asking what the reader understood.
What to notice
Keep the source wording, a translation and your own explanation distinct. A simplified introduction should not be quoted as a verse.
A question to share
Which word or question would you like to return to? You do not have to agree on a final answer in one sitting.