Prabuddha Bharata or Awakened India

ADVAITA ASHRAMA 4 Wellington Lane CALCUTTA SECOND AND REVISED EDITION BRIHADARANYAKA UPANISHAD WITH THE COMMENTARY OF SRI 'SANKARACHARYA BY SWAMI MADHAVANANDA Containing : The Text of the Upanishad in Devanagri a lucid and faithful translation of the Text and Commentary relevant notes references to quotations and an Index. [...] " Swami Madhavanandaji of the Ramkrishna Order has placed all lovers of the Hindu Philosophy under a deep debt of gratitude by bringing out for the first time a complete translation of the Upanishad and the Bhashya into English The reader cannot but be struck by the close correspondence of the translation with the original as regards beauty of language and perspicuity. [...] " The translation of so huge and important a work demands learning and industry of a high order and we have abundant evidence of both in the volume before us The book is on the whole a most welcome addition to the literature of Vedanta in English."—The Hindu. [...] 8. The intimation of the change of address for the period of three months or over should reach us by the 20th of the preceding month ; for a shorter period arrangements should be made with the local Post Office. [...] Will you come with us ?" Haladhari replied "What is the use of seeing a mere human body which is no better than a cage of clay?" Haladhari was a student of the Gita and Vedanta philosophy and therefore referred to the person of the holy man as a mere "cage of clay".