Muktika Upanishad

 

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I-i-26-29. But by what means is the Kaivalya kind of Moksha got ? The Mandukya is enough; if knowledge is not got from it, then study the Ten Upanishads. Getting knowledge very soon, you will reach my abode. If certainty is not got even then, study the 32 Upanishads and stop. If desiring Moksha without the body, read the 108 Upanishads. Hear their order.

I-i-30-39. 1. Isa

2. Kena

3. Katha

4. Prasna

5. Munda

6. Mandukya

7. Taittiri

8. Aitareya

9. Chandogya

10. Brihadaranyaka

11. Brahma

12. Kaivalya

13. Jabala

14. Svetasva

15. Hamsa

16. Aruni

17. Garbha

18. Narayana

19. Paramahamsa

20. Amritabindu

21. Amritanada

22. Atahrvasirah

23. Atharvasikha

24. Maitrayini

25. Kaushitakibrahmana

26. Brihajjabala

27. Nrisimhatapini

28. Kalagnirudra

29. Maitreya

30. Subala

31. Kshurika

32. Mantrika

33. Sarvasara

34. Niralamba

35. Sukarahasya

36. Vajrasuchika

37. Tejobindu

38. Nadabindu

39. Dhyanabindu

40. Brahmavidya

41. Yogatattva

42. Atmabodha

43. Naradaparivrajaka

44. Trisikhi

45. Sita

46. Yogachudamani

47. Nirvana

48. Mandalabrahmana

49. Dakshinamurti

50. Sarabha

51. Skanda

52. Tripadvibhuti-Mahanarayana

53. Advayataraka

54. Ramarahasya

55. Ramatapani

56. Vasudeva

57. Mudgala

58. Sandilya

59. Paingala

60. Bhiksu

61. Mahat

62. Sariraka

63. Yogasikha

64. Turiyatita

65. Sannyasa

66. Paramahamsaparivrajaka

67. Akshamalika

68. Avyakta

69. Ekakshara

70. Annapurna

71. Surya

72. Akshi

73. Adhyatma

74. Kundika

75. Savitri

76. Atma

77. Pasupata

78. Parabrahma

79. Avadhutaka

80. Tripuratapini

81. Devi

82. Tripura

83. Katharudra

84. Bhavana

85. Rudrahridaya

86. Yoga-kundali

87. Bhasma

88. Rudraksha

89. Ganapati

90. Darsana

91. Tarasara

92. Mahavakya

93. Panchabrahma

94. Pranagnihotra

95. Gopalatapini

96. Krishna

97. Yajnavalkya

98. Varaha

99. Satyayani

100. Hayagriva

101. Dattatreya

102. Garuda

103. Kalisamtarana

104. Jabali

105. Saubhagyalakshmi

106. Sarasvatirahasya

107. Bahvricha

108. Muktika

I-i-40-43. These destroy three kinds of Bhavana (regarding) body, senses and mind respectively as identified with Atman. The best of Brahmanas will become Jivanmuktas if they study upto the destruction of Prarabdha, these 108 Upanishads from a Guru along with the Shanti-pada. Then, in course of time they will get Vedeha-mukti, surely.

I-i-44-52. These 108 are the essence of all Upanishads and can cut away all sins by merely hearing once. These cause release whether read with or without knowledge. One may give away a kingdom, wealth etc., to one who asks, but not these 108 to just anyone – to an unbeliever (nastika), ungrateful, of bad conduct, one against devotion to me, deluded by wrong scripture or lacking devotion to the Guru.

But they shall be taught to one devoted to service, devotee, of good conduct, birth and wisdom. He should be well tested. A Rik verse on this: the goddess of knowledge came to a Brahmana and said ‘Protect me, I am your treasure, do not teach me to one who is jealous, dishonest and deceitful – then I shall powerful, but give it to one who is learned, careful, wise and celibate, after examining him’.

I-ii-1. Then Maruti asked Sri Ramachandra thus: Please relate to me separately the Shanti-mantras of the different Vedas, Rig etc.

Sri Rama then said: "My speech rests on my mind … " [Vanme-Manasi….]. This is the Shanti-mantra of the following ten Upanishads forming part of the Rig-Veda:

1. Aitareya

2. Kaushitakibrahmana

3. Nadabindu

4. Atmabodha

5. Nirvana

6. Mudgala

7. Akshamalika

8. Tripura

9. Saubhagyalakshmi

10. Bahvricha

I-ii-2. "That (which lies beyond) is full" [Purnamada ….] – and so on: This is the Shanti-mantra of the following Nineteen Upanishads, forming part of the Sukla-Yajur-Veda:

1. Isavasya

2. Brihadaranyaka

3. Jabala

4. Hamsa

5. Paramahamsa

6. Subala

7. Mantrika

8. Niralamba

9. Trisikhibrahmana

10. Mandalabrahmana

11. Advayataraka

12. Paingala

13. Bhiksu

14. Turiyatita

15. Adhyatma

16. Tarasara

17. Yajnavalkya

18. Satyayani

19. Muktika

I-ii-3. "May (the Brahman of the Upanishads) protect us both" [Sahanavavatu …] – and so on: This is the Shanti-mantra of the following Thirty-Two Upanishads, forming part of the Krishna-Yajur-Veda: 

1. Kathavalli

2. Taittiriyaka

3. Brahma

4. Kaivalya

5. Svetasvatara

5. Garbha

6. Narayana

7. Amritabindu

8. Amritanada

9. Kalagnirudra

10. Kshurika

11. Sarvasara

12. Sukarahasya

13. Tejobindu

14. Dhyanabindu

15. Brahmavidya

16. Yogatattva

17. Dakshinamurti

18. Skanda

19. Sariraka

20. Yogasikha

21. Ekakshara

22. Akshi

23. Avadhuta

24. Katharudra

25. Rudrahridaya

26. Yoga-kundalini

27. Panchabrahma

28. Pranagnihotra

29. Varaha

30. Kalisamtarana

31. Sarasvatirahasya

I-ii-4. "May the unseen powers nourish" [Apyayantu ….] – and so on: This is the Shanti-mantra of the following Sixteen Upanishads forming part of the Sama-Veda:

1. Kena

2. Chandogya

3. Aruni

4. Maitrayani

5. Maitreya

6. Vajrasuchika

7. Yogachudamani

8. Vasudeva

9. Mahat

10. Sannyasa

11. Avyakta

12. Kundika

13. Savitri

14. Rudrakshajabala

15. Darsana

16. Jabali

I-ii-5. "May we hear with our ears the auspicious truths of the Vedanta" [Bhadram-Karnebhih…] – and so on: This is the Shanti-mantra of the following Thirty-One Upanishads of the Atharva-Veda:

1. Prasna

2. Mundaka

3. Mandukya

4. Atahrvasiras

5. Atharvasikha

6. Brihajjabala

7. Nrisimhatapini (Purvottara)

8. Naradaparivrajaka

9. Sita

10. Sarabha

11. Tripadvibhuti-Mahanarayana

12. Ramarahasya

13. Ramatapini (Purvottara)

14. Sandilya

15. Paramahamsaparivrajaka

16. Annapurna

17. Surya

18. Atma

19. Pasupatabrahmana

20. Parabrahma

21. Tripuratapini

22. Devi

23. Bhavana

24. Bhasmajabala

25. Ganapati

26. Mahavakya

27. Gopalatapini (Purvottara)

28. Krishna

29. Hayagriva

30. Dattatreya

31. Garuda

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