Indian Upanishads

The Indian Upanishads are ancient sacred texts that explore the nature of reality, consciousness, and the divine. They form the philosophical core of Hinduism, emphasizing self-awareness, the unity of all existence, and the idea that understanding one's true self (Atman) leads to spiritual liberation (Moksha). Composed over many centuries, they consist of dialogues, poems, and teachings that encourage inner reflection and insight into the universe’s deeper truths. The Upanishads facilitate a contemplative approach to understanding life’s purpose and the interconnectedness of all beings.