108 Upanishads

This book contains complete text versions of the English translation of the following Upanishads from the Muktika canon: Adhyatma, Advayataraka, Aitareya, Akshamala, Akshi, Amritabindu, Amritanada, Annapurna, Aruneya, Atharvashikha, Atharvashira, Atma, Atmabodha, Avadhuta, Avyakta, Bahvricha, Bhasmajabala, Bhavana, Bhikshuka, Brahma, Brahmavidya, Brihadaranyaka, Brihajjabala, Chandogya, Dakshinamurti, Darshana, Dattatreya, Devi, Dhyanabindu, Ekakshara, Ganapati, Garbha, Garuda, Gopalatapani, Hamsa, Hayagriva, Isha, Jabala, Jabali, Kaivalya, Kalagnirudra, Kalisantarana, Katha, Katharudra, Kaushitaki, Kena, Krishna, Kshurika, Kundika, Maha, Mahavakya, Maitrayani, Maitreya, Mandalabrahmana, Mandukya, Mantrika, Mudgala, Muktika, Mundaka, Nadabindu, Naradaparivrajaka, Narayana, Niralamba, Nirvana, Nrisimhatapani, Paingala, Panchabrahma, Parabrahma, Paramahamsa, Paramahamsaparivrajaka, Pashupatabrahma, Pranagnihotra, Prashna, Ramarahasya, Ramatapani, Rudrahridaya, Rudrakshajabala, Sannyasa, Sarasvatirahasya, Sarvasara, Saubhagyalakshmi, Savitri, Shandilya, Sharabha, Shariraka, Shatyayaniya, Shukarahasya, Shvetashvatara, Sita, Skanda, Subala, Surya, Taittiriya, Tarasara, Tejabindu, Tripadvibhutimahanarayana, Tripura, Tripuratapani, Trishikhibrahmana, Turiyatitavadhuta, Vajrasuchika, Varaha, Vasudeva, Yajnavalkya, Yogachudamani, Yogakundalini, Yogashikha, Yogatattva. Studying these texts enables the reader to gain an independent understanding of these Hindu Upanishads, and especially the foundations of Vedanta and Vedic teachings.