Text / Sourcestubschool: pan-indian· Frawley — Astrology of the Seers

Chandogya Upanishad

छान्दोग्य उपनिषद्Chāndogya Upaniṣad

txt-chandogya-upanishad

Definition

A principal Upanishad of the Samaveda; quoted by Frawley (III.10.3) for the breathless 'perpetual day' of the Sun beyond time, his scriptural anchor for the seventh (crown) center transcending the breath/prana cycle.

Classical

Prāṇa relevance

Supplies the classical image of the state beyond the rising/setting breath — the prana-transcendent crown that caps Frawley's chakra-breath cosmology. Verse not yet read in the original; located via Frawley.

Sources

txt-frawley-astrology-seersYogic Astrology (book p.230)Modern✓ verifiedFrawley quotes Chandogya Up. III.10.3: 'For him the Sun does not rise, nor does it set; it is a perpetual day, for one who knows the secret spiritual teaching.'

Other attributes

Text Class: mula
Approx Date: c. 8th–6th c. BCE (one of the oldest principal Upanishads)
Attribution: Samaveda (Chandogya Brahmana) — anonymous śruti

View in graph →