Ten Principal Upanishads
Indian prime minister gifted US president the first edition print of the book “The Ten Principal Upanishads” (1937) during his visit to the White House.
About Ten Principal Upanishads
- The Ten Principal Upanishads, translated from Sanskrit by Shri Purohit Swami, a scholar of Hindu scripture, and Irish poet WB Yeats, is considered to be one of the best translations of the Upanishads, some of the most important Hindu religious texts.
- Written in the mid-1930s, the book was a product of Yeats’ desire to create a translation which is true to the original text while still being accessible for the layperson.
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