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The Upanishads are foundational philosophical texts of Hinduism, originally composed around the 5th century BCE. These texts delve into profound metaphysical and spiritual principles such as samsara (the cycle of rebirth), brahman (the ultimate reality), atman (the self or soul), karma (action and its consequences), dharma (duty/righteousness), and moksha (liberation). Alongside the Bhagavad Gita and Brahmasutra, they form the cornerstone of Indian philosophical thought and the Vedanta tradition.

This specific version is a translation by Swami Paramananda, an early 20th-century mystic and Vedanta teacher who brought Hindu philosophy to the Western world. His interpretation emphasizes accessibility and spiritual applicability, offering insights for readers to understand their true self and lead a balanced, spiritually enriched life.