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Part-3 KAIVALYA UPANISHAD-कैवल्य उपनिषद- n simple tamil translatation by Vid.Sri.Rajagopal Sharma ji he Kaivalya Upanishad is one of the minor Upanishads, belonging to the Atharva Veda tradition. Its name, Kaivalya, means “liberation” or “absolute oneness,” and the text focuses on the ultimate goal of human life—moksha (spiritual liberation). Key Themes and Teachings Path to Liberation The Upanishad emphasizes that liberation is achieved through knowledge of the Self (Atman), which is identical to Brahman, the supreme reality. It teaches that realizing this unity removes all bondage and suffering. Role of Renunciation and Devotion While knowledge is central, the text also highlights renunciation, meditation, and devotion to the Supreme as essential practices for attaining Kaivalya. Nature of the Self The Self is described as pure consciousness, beyond birth and death, and untouched by worldly attributes. Understanding this truth leads to freedom from the cycle of samsara (rebirth). Meditative Practice The Upanishad prescribes internal meditation rather than external rituals, guiding seekers to turn inward and contemplate the eternal reality. Structure The text is relatively short, consisting of a dialogue where the seeker asks for the highest knowledge, and the teacher explains the nature of Brahman and the means to realize it. It concludes with the assurance that one who understands and lives by this wisdom attains immortality and bliss.