Kena Upanishad / Sri Aurobindo

CWSA 18 · Translations and Commentaries Published by Sri Aurobindo

The Kena Upanishad: Commentary XII: Mind and the Brahman

pp. 73–78

Before we can proceed to the problem how, being what we are and the Brahman being what it is, we can effect the transition from the status of mind, life and senses proper to man over to the status proper to the supreme Consciousness which is master of mind, life and senses, another and prior question arises. The Upanishad does not state it explicitly, but implies and answers it with the strongest emphasis on the solution and the subtlest variety in its repetition of the apparent paradox that is presented.

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