Mundaka Upanishad

Brahma's Ancient TeachingA Lineage of SagesShaunaka's QuestionTwo Kinds of KnowledgeThe Vedas and the ImperishableThe Formless Source of AllAs the Spider Spins Its WebFrom Brahman, Food and LifeThe All-Knowing SourceThe Path of Ritual ActionThe Flickering Sacred FlameThe Cost of Neglected RitualThe Seven Tongues of FireLed by the Sun's RaysCome, Come — Welcomed to BrahmalokaUnstable Rafts of RitualThe Blind Leading the BlindThe Childish Belief in FulfillmentHeaven's Temporary RewardThrough the Door of the SunSeeking a True TeacherThe Teacher Imparts the TruthSparks from a Blazing FireThe Formless Divine PersonThe Elements Born of HimThe Cosmic Person's BodyThe Source of Rain and LifeThe Origin of All RitesAll Beings and Virtues Born of HimThe Sevenfold Breaths and WorldsOceans, Mountains, and RiversUntying the Knot of IgnoranceThe Great Abode Hidden in the HeartSubtler Than the SubtlestThe Bow of the UpanishadOm, the Self, and Brahman as OneThe Bridge to ImmortalitySpokes of a WheelThe Self Enthroned in the HeartThe Knot of the Heart Is BrokenThe Light of LightsWhere the Sun Does Not ShineBrahman EverywhereTwo Birds on One TreeFreed from SorrowAttaining the Highest OnenessForemost Among Knowers of BrahmanSeen by the Purified SagesTruth Alone TriumphsNearer Than the NearestSeen Only Through Purified KnowledgeThe Subtle Self, Known by the MindWhatever World the Pure Mind DesiresTranscending Through DesirelessnessWhere Desires DissolveChosen by the SelfAttained Only Through True EffortSages Who Enter the AllLiberated at the End of TimeAll Becomes One in the ImperishableLike Rivers Merging into the SeaBecoming Brahman ItselfTo Whom the Teaching Should Be GivenSalutations to the Great Sages