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The core spiritual vision of the Upanishads is a philosophical argument that says only through a devoted personal effort can one find truth. [[Vedic]] doctrines such as self-realization, yoga and meditation, karma and reincarnation veiled in mystery in older religion but the Upanishads reveal much of this mystery by affixing a particular [[Veda]] through a [[Brahmana]] or [[Aranyaka]]. The Upanishads espouse ''neti-neti'', a view that truth can be found only through the negation of all thoughts around truth. <ref>http://sanatan.intnet.mu/upanishads/upanishads.htm</ref>
The core spiritual vision of the Upanishads is a philosophical argument that says only through a devoted personal effort can one find truth. [[Vedic]] doctrines such as self-realization, yoga and meditation, karma and reincarnation veiled in mystery in older religion but the Upanishads reveal much of this mystery by affixing a particular [[Veda]] through a [[Brahmana]] or [[Aranyaka]]. The Upanishads espouse ''neti-neti'', a view that truth can be found only through the negation of all thoughts around truth. <ref>http://sanatan.intnet.mu/upanishads/upanishads.htm</ref>
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[[Category:Religion]]