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VEDANTA
वेदा त
CONTENT
INTRODUCTION
VEDANTA
Indian philosophy / Darśana- दशन
Six āstika schools of thought. Each is called a darśana, and Schools of thoughts that do not accept the
each darśana accepts the Vedas as authority. authority of the Vedas
Astika Nāstika
Samkhya - सां य दशन Charvaka - चावाक दशन
School of Vedanta differs with respect to how they conceive of this Reality, which
realization, union or relation with reality involve and how this is achieved.
Is that we don't really know who we are, we think of ourself is limited human being born to die living
short life.
But, we are just spiritual species, immortal pure conciseness which is something we are unaware of.
Vedanta aims to show us how can we be aware.
Maya
Illusion of reality
Created by our senses
Ego & identity
maya
Atman:
the true self of an individual, the essence of an individual.
Brahman: is the only truth, the world is unreal, and there is ultimate no difference between Brahman
and Individual self.
Brahmah is the Ultimate supreme reality, It cannot be perceived nor could it be describe by words.
maya
Atman
Samsara:
concept of rebirth and "cyclicality of all life, matter, existence"
notion of transmigrating of soul, reincarnation
endless cycle of birth and death
samsara
maya
Atman
Karma:
action that driving conciseness, not only in this reality but also in next reality.
whats our next life , reality is based ión our action on this life.
samsara
maya
Atman
karma
Dharma:
Is what is the role we should play given the reality or life we are in.
samsara
maya
Atman
karma dharma
Freeing from birth death cycle is Moksha,
Awakening of this reality Atman connecting or realizing brahman, out of maya and rejoining and
free form this samsar from birth death cycle this is called Moksha
samsara
maya
Atman
NON _DUALISM Advaita DVAIT VEDANTA
Ramanujacharya
Shankaracharya Madhvacharya
Vedanta, is theissearch
Vedanta, then, for Self-knowledge
the search asaswell
for Self-knowledge well as the search
as the searchfor
forGod.
God.