वेदान्त दर्शन

Vedānta Darśana (Brahmasūtra)

The Brahmasūtra, attributed to Bādarāyaṇa, condenses the teaching of the Upaniṣads into terse aphorisms and is one of the three foundational texts of Vedānta, alongside the Upaniṣads and the Bhagavad Gītā. Its four chapters establish Brahman as the cause of the world, answer objections from rival schools, discuss the means of realisation, and describe its fruit. Studying this Gita Press edition, with Sanskrit text and Hindi explanation, shows how Vedānta argues its case and why so many great ācāryas wrote commentaries on it.

What you will learn

• The structure and method of the Brahmasūtra
• How Vedānta answers rival philosophical schools
• Teachings on Brahman, sādhana and liberation

Lessons

1. 1Orientation: The Brahmasūtra and Prasthānatrayī🔒 Unlocks after enrolment
2. 2Samanvaya: Harmony of the Upaniṣads🔒 Unlocks after enrolment
3. 3Avirodha: Answering Objections🔒 Unlocks after enrolment
4. 4Sādhana: Means of Realisation🔒 Unlocks after enrolment
5. 5Phala: The Fruit of Knowledge🔒 Unlocks after enrolment
6. 6Commentarial Traditions of Vedānta🔒 Unlocks after enrolment