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Prasna Upanisad- With the Original Text in Sanskrit and Roman Transliteration, Translation with an Externsive Commentary

	Prasna Upanisad- With The Original Text In Sanskrit And Roman Transliteration, Translation With An Externsive Commentary by Swami Muni Narayana Prasad
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	This commentary unravels the riddle-like statements and contexts of the Prasna Upanisad in the light of the meta-logic of Yogic buddhi to study deeply the Brahmavidya philosophy and thus the problem of origin of beings. ISBN : 8124601291

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Prasna Upanisad- With The Original Text In Sanskrit And Roman Transliteration, Translation With An Externsive Commentary

by Swami Muni Narayana Prasad