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The Kena Upaniṣad, which may well be one of the oldest texts devoted entirely to epistemology and cognition, begins straight with the core-question, “who is it that knows in our knowing, lives in our life, speaks in our speech, sees in our seeing, and hears in our hearing?”
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Kena-Upanishad: Translated by Ganga Prasad [Upadhyaya.]
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