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Original essays on Vedāntic philosophy, practice, and scripture study - written for the serious student.
5 articlesThe Four Mahavakyas: A Comparative Study
The four great sentences of Vedanta - prajnanam brahma, aham brahmasmi, tat tvam asi, ayam atma brahma - each from a different Veda, each pointing to the same non-dual truth from a unique perspective.
How to Study Vedanta: A Progressive Path
A practical guide for the serious student of Vedanta - what to study first, how to approach the texts, and how to integrate study with practice for genuine self-inquiry.
The Prasthana Traya: A Reading Order for the Serious Student
A structured approach to studying the three canonical texts of Vedanta - the Upanisads, the Bhagavad Gita, and the Brahma Sutras - with recommended reading sequences and commentary traditions.
Sravana, Manana, Nididhyasana: The Threefold Method of Vedantic Practice
The three stages of spiritual practice in Advaita Vedanta - hearing, reflection, and contemplation - form a complete path from intellectual understanding to direct realization of the Self.
Understanding Maya: The Creative Power of Brahman
Maya is one of the most misunderstood concepts in Vedanta - often mistaken for 'illusion' in the sense of non-existence. This article explores what Maya truly means in the Advaita tradition and why it is central to understanding non-duality.