Kaivalyopanishad is the most striking of the minor Upanishads – at once pity, poetic and precise ! For instance, when the sincere seeker, Ashvalayana, a sensible and sensitive student approaches Brahma, the creative genius to know the highest Truth, the latter, without much ado, states the qualifications needed for listening to a spiritual discourse – faith in the teacher, devotion to the scriptures and a contemplative mind. This is one of the rare Upanishads that talks of saguna upasana – meditation on a symbol of the formless Absolute. After many pointers to the Self, he text ends with the benefits it confers on its regular chanters. Special Features : Smart Interactive menus to navigate your way through required chapters and verses in a DVD. Subtitles in English for the discourse. Talks by Pujya Gurudev Swami Chinmayananda at Lancaster, CA in 1981.