What are the Vedas and  how they are 

diverged into all directions ? –V

About the Upanishads, the eleven Upanishads which are  most essential

and came into limelight because of  the complete annotations were

 given by SreeAdi Sankaracharya.

We know the Upanishads were derived from the Vedas only.

The Isavaasyopanisht, Kenopanishat, Kathopanishat, Prasnopanishat,

Mandukyopanishat, Mundakopanishat, Swetaswataropanishat,

Ttaittareeyopanishat, Itareyopanishat, Chandagyopanishat and

the Bruhadaranyakopanishat.

The Mundakopanishat, the Mandukyopanishat and the Prasnopanishat

are these three Upanishats  belong to the Adharvana vedam.

The Brudaanyakopanishat, the Kathopanishat, the Isavasyopanishat,

the Swetaaswataropanishat, and the Ttaittareeyopanishat are

belonging to the Yajurvedam.

The Kenopanishat and the Chandogyopanishat both these Upanishats

belong to the Saamavedam.

The Itareyopanishat only one Upanishat belong to the Rugvedam.

The Mahavaakyas which are celebrated from the eleven Upanishats

have an excellent evaluation in the Philosophical scriptures.

The Mahavakyas are  1. “ Ayamaatma Brahma”.

2. “Pragnaanam Brahma”,  3. “Tattwamasi”,

4. “Aham Brahmasmi”.

The Mahavaakya “ Pragnanam Brahma” extracted from the

Itareyopanishat which derived from the Rugvedam.

The Mahavaakya “ Aham Brahmasmi” which is genealoged from the

Bruhadaranyakopanishat which is obtained from the Yajurvedam.

The Mahavaakya “ Tattwamasi” derived from the Chandagyopanishat

which is derived from the Saamavedam.

The Mahavaakya “Ayamaatma Brahma” is extracted from the

Mandukyopanishat which is obtained from the Adharvana vedam.

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