Yoga Upanisads

James Mallinson jim at KHECARI.COM
Thu Mar 10 09:31:19 UTC 2005


Dear Prof. Gonzalez-Reimann,

Bouy's work inspired me to edit and translate the Khecariividyaa, whose 
first pa.tala is the source of all 49 "slokas of the second chapter of 
the Yogaku.n.dalyupani.sad. My thesis is due to be published in the 
Routledge Tantric Studies Series, but probably not until next year, so 
email me off-list if you'd like me to send you the translation.

Yours,

James Mallinson

On 9 Mar 2005, at 11:31 pm, Hartmut Buescher wrote:

> For Up.-translations (in general) that appeared until 1995,
> you might consult
>
> Philip Renard, "Historical Bibliography of Upanizads in Translation", 
> in:
> Journal of Indian Philosophy 23 (1995): 223-246
>
> Very useful is also
>
> Christian Bouy, Les NAtha-Yogin et les Upanizads.
> Etude d'historie de la littérature Hindoue, Paris 1994.
>
> Though not offering translations, he provides analyses
> of more than one third of the Yoga-Up. and places those texts
> into a broader cultural and historical context.
>
> Thus the YogacUDAmaNyupanizad consists almost exclusively
> of verses from the GorakzaSataka. To appreciate this fact it is best
> to use Nowotny's edition (along with an annotated German translation)
> because (unlike Briggs' [in: GorakhnAth and the KAnphaTa YogIs] hers
> actually comprises 201 verses:
>
> Fausta Nowotny, Das GorakzaSataka, Köln 1976.
>
> And the most essential parts of the Yogatattvopanizad are identical
> with corresponding parts in the DattAtreya YogaSAstra, an edition of
> which has been published as
>
> Yoga Shastra of Dattatreya, ed by Brahma Mitra Awasthi,
> transl. by Amita Sharma. Delhi 1985.
>
> Again, for DattAtreya in the Minor Up., you might consult  chpt. 3 in
> Antonio Rigoloulos, DattAtreya: The Immortal Guru, Yogin, and Avatara.
> Albany, NY (SUNY)  1998, not least for further references.
>
> Best regards,
>
> Hartmut
>
>
>
>
>
>
> Friends,
>
> I am trying to locate translations and/or editions of the so-called 
> Yoga
> Upanisads (part of the Minor Upanisads). I am aware of the collections
> listed below, but I would like to know if there are others.
>
> Any help would be greatly appreciated.
>
> Luis González-Reimann
>
>
> Aiyar, K. Narayanasvami. Minor Upanishads: First Series, containing 
> twenty
> Upanishads with English translation. Srirangam: The Akhila Bharata 
> Sankara
> Seva Samiti; 1967.
>
> _______. Minor Upanishads: Second Series, containing ten Upanishads 
> with
> English translation. Madras: Sanatana Dharma Vidya Samiti; 1967.
>
> _______. Thirty minor Upanisads: revised edition includes Sanskrit 
> texts.
> Delhi: Parimal Publications; 1997.
>
> Varenne, Jean. Upanishads du yoga: traduites du sanskrit et annotées 
> par
> Jean Varenne. Paris: Gallimard; [1971] 1974.
>
> Sastri, A. Mahadeva. The yoga Upanisads: With the commentary of Sri
> Upanisad-Brahmayogin. Madras: The Adyar Library and Research Center; 
> [1920]
> 1968.
>





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