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Lord of Death

A traditional-style digital illustration depicting Nachiketa, a young boy and the son of Sage Gautama, questioning his father during a Vedic yagna. The scene shows an intense moment where the sage, in anger, utters a curse sending Nachiketa to Yama, the Lord of Death. The background features a sacrificial fire, Vedic priests, and numerous cows, including aged and barren ones, symbolizing the inadequate gifts given during the ritual. The atmosphere conveys the sacred yet dramatic setting of the Katha Upanishad.

In the House of Death: Story of a Boy-Nachiketas: Part-1

King of Death continued: ‘ When man understands himself, understands Universal self, the union of the two, kindles the triple Fire, offers the sacrifice; then shall he, though still on Earth, break the bonds of Death, beyond sorrow, mount into Heaven.

Katha Upanishad Conclusion – Final Teachings

He can not be known through Discourse, nor through speech, nor through mind, nor through the eye can It be attained. Apart from Him who speaks of It as ” He Exists” finds Him. How can a man who does not believe so find Him?