Purpose: This paper explores the profound teachings of the Upanishads, ancient Indian philosophical texts, and their striking parallels with Stoic philosophy. It delves into the core concepts of Brahman and Atman, the stages of spiritual development, meditation techniques, and the principles of karma. Additionally, the paper highlights practical applications of these teachings in managing modern challenges such as stress, ethical decision-making, and personal growth. Notably, Upanishadic principles have been successfully implemented in contemporary settings such as corporate wellness programs and educational frameworks, demonstrating their enduring relevance. Methodology: Information is collected from various authentic sources using appropriate keywords using multiple search engines like Google, Google Scholar, and AI-driven GPTs. The information is analysed, evaluated, and interpreted as per the objectives of the paper to create new knowledge. Results/Analysis: The Upanishads' timeless wisdom is examined in the context of modern psychological theories and ethical living. Originality/Value: By highlighting similarities between Eastern and Western philosophical traditions, the paper underscores the universal relevance of ancient wisdom in addressing contemporary challenges. Type of Paper: Exploratory & Conceptual.
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