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https://dime01.com/z/wp-content/uploads/2019/09/balance-110850__340.jpg680340The Upanishads are a repository of some of the finest and most intricate thoughts and sayings in the Indian philosophical and spiritual tradition. Of these, traditionally, four sayings, one from each of the Vedas, are said to sum up the essence of all the Upanishads. They are together called the Four Mahāvākya-s.