Vedanta, the End of Knowing
Vedanta is the end, or culmination, of knowledge in the Knower. Knowing the Knower, nothing remains to be known — Glimpses into the mysticism of Vedanta.
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Oneness & Multiplicity
Is Reality one and indivisible, as the vedantis declare, or is it multitudinous, as we experience? Or, is it both? — Glimpses into the mysticism of Vedanta.
Read MoreSome Thoughts on Shunya
An exploration of the idea of shunya, or zero, in science, mathematics and philosophy
Read MoreThe Semiology of Veda
The Vedas may be approached from diverse perspectives, each adding yet another dimension to our understanding of the Vedas. We present here a semiological perspective on the Veda.
Read MoreSri Krishna on the Veda
The Gita is often considered the thirteenth Upanishad, and in the eyes of our traditions, it is Narayana Vak, equal in value to a Sruti. We can say that the Gita is a practical manual of the knowledge contained as symbols in Veda and as intuitive revelations in the Upanishads.
Read MoreThe Six Systems of Philosophy in India
A description of the systems of Indian darshan by one of the leading exponents of Indian dharma.
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