Advaita Tattva Sudha By Sastraratnakara Satabhusani Sanskrit

By:

Anantakrisna Sastri Ed

Contributor(s):

Sata Narayana Sastri D

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: Delhi Nag Publishers 1986Edition: 1 st edDescription: 622Subject(s):

Philosophy Advaita

DDC classification:

181.482 An14 A 104457

Contents:

Dvaita dvaita vipraripatra, Bhedasya pramanantara sidvatvena mithatwam, Panchamadrushtantasyadvaita evam svarasyam.

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The Vedanta tradition of Hinduism are many sub-schools, of which Advaita is one. Unlike Buddhism, but like Jainism, all Vedanta schools consider the existence of Atman (real self, soul) as self-evident. The Vedanta tradition also posits the concept of Brahman as the eternal, unchanging metaphysical reality. The sub-schools of Vedanta disagree on the relation between Atman and Brahman. The Advaita darsana considers them to be identical.

Dvaita dvaita vipraripatra, Bhedasya pramanantara sidvatvena mithatwam, Panchamadrushtantasyadvaita evam svarasyam.

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