About this book
Svetasvatara Upanishad by Unknown invites listeners into a profound, timeless inquiry—an ancient voice that asks who or what is the primal cause of the universe and how spirit, nature, time, and chance shape existence. Anchored in the Yajurveda and long revered among the classical Upanishads, this foundational text of the Ancient Texts genre blends metaphysics, devotional insight, and early Vedantic thought. Its verses probe the nature of Brahman (the ultimate reality), the self, and the path to liberation while engaging questions of cosmology, the limits of language, and the interplay of knowledge and devotion.
Dating from around the 5th–4th century BCE and cited by later commentators, the Svetasvatara Upanishad bridges ritual Vedic tradition and emerging philosophical systems; it also influenced later yogic and theistic streams within Indian philosophy. The language is poetic yet precise, inviting reflection rather than offering dogma.
Ideal for listeners interested in comparative religion, Vedanta, philosophy, or the roots of yoga and spirituality, this audiobook is a compact gateway to one of the classical Upanishads—perfect for seekers who want a challenging but accessible exploration of ancient wisdom.
