Amritabindu Upanishad by Santonu Kumar Dhar

“The mind is the cause of both bondage and liberation.”
With this profound assertion, the Amritabindu Upanishad distills the timeless wisdom of the Vedas into a concise and powerful message: true liberation lies within.

In this carefully crafted edition, Santonu Kumar Dhar—author, translator, and scholar of Indian philosophy—presents the Amritabindu Upanishad in its original Sanskrit, accompanied by transliteration, word-by-word breakdown, and accessible English translation. Each verse is further illuminated through insightful commentary that draws upon Advaita Vedanta, yogic philosophy, and meditative practice.

Ideal for spiritual seekers, yoga practitioners, philosophers, and students of Vedanta, this book invites readers to go beyond ritual and dogma—to enter the stillness of the Self through the quieting of the mind.

Inside you will find:

• The original Sanskrit verses with diacritic transliteration

• Word-for-word meaning for deeper understanding

• Accurate English translations faithful to the spirit of the text

• Clear, reflective commentary based on Vedantic teachings

• A scholarly preface that contextualizes the Upanishad’s place in Vedic literature

Whether you are new to the Upanishads or revisiting them with deeper intent, this book offers a drop of nectar (amritabindu) that can awaken a wellspring of inner clarity and peace.