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Sengaku Mayeda, Ph.D (University of Pennsylvania) and D.Litt. (University of Tokyo), is Professor Emeritus of the university of Tokyo, executive Director of the Eastern institute founded by the late dr. Hajime Nakamura. Among his English publication, there are Sankara’s Upadesasahasri, Critically edited with Introduction and indices (1973) and A Thousand Teachings: The Upadesasahasri of sankara Translated with Introduction and Notes (1979); they are the original versions of the present publication for which he was conferred a Japan Academy Award in 1988. He also authored Vedanta philosophy (1980), An Introduction to Indian philosophy (2000), and other books and articles in Japanese. He edited Japanese Studies in Indian Philosophy (1989). Te way to Liberation: Indological Studies in Japan, Vol I (2000), and A History of early Vedanta Philosophy by hajima Nakamura Part Two (2004).

Sengaku Mayeda, Ph.D (University of Pennsylvania) and D.Litt. (University of Tokyo), is Professor Emeritus of the university of Tokyo, executive Director of the Eastern institute founded by the late dr. Hajime Nakamura. Among his English publication, there are Sankara’s Upadesasahasri, Critically edited with Introduction and indices (1973) and A Thousand Teachings: The Upadesasahasri of sankara Translated with Introduction and Notes (1979); they are the original versions of the present publication for which he was conferred a Japan Academy Award in 1988. He also authored Vedanta philosophy (1980), An Introduction to Indian philosophy (2000), and other books and articles in Japanese. He edited Japanese Studies in Indian Philosophy (1989). Te way to Liberation: Indological Studies in Japan, Vol I (2000), and A History of early Vedanta Philosophy by hajima Nakamura Part Two (2004).