Kaivalya Upanishad Retreat 2003 (7 hrs)
By Swami Jyotirmayananda
$80.00
Kaivalya Upanishad belongs to Yajur Veda. It gives proound insight into the nature of the Self and the mystic path of affirmations that lead to Self-realization. It highlights the role of Faith, Devotion, Meditation and the profound Affirmation, “This entire world is Brahman. I am Brahman. I am Ishwara (the Creator, Sustainer and Destroyer) of this world-process.” By delving deep into this Upanishad, an aspirant crosses over the ocean of the world-process and attains Kaivalya – the Absolute Non-dual Self! (approximately 7 hours)
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