vedanta

IPA: veɪdˈɑntʌ

Root Word: Vedanta

A Hindu system of philosophy concerned with the self-realisation by which one comes to understand the ultimate nature of reality, or Brahman.
The Upanishads collectively.

Examples of "vedanta" in Sentences

They are in danger of losing their land to the mining company vedanta.
Upanishads - the revealed scriptures of the Vedas containing the essence of the philosophy of vedanta
Sri Sankaracharya, who lived around 1,200 years ago, is the main exponent of the philosophy of vedanta.
This was the feature of the vedanta system of Hindu philosophy, which holds that nothing exists but Brahma.
Swami Parthasarathy talks about STRESS and how Vedanta gets to the source of the problem.www. vedanta.org.au
The philosophy of vedanta states that our true nature is infinite consciousness, the cosmic Self, which is one and the same in all beings.
The philisophy of vedanta is based on the teachings of the Upanishads, which form the concluding section of the Vedas, the most ancient scriptural texts of India.
One could probably extract just such a conception from the works of Abhivanagupta, who speaks of the Shaiva Kaula dharma as "transcending and including" all other traditions, including classical advaita vedanta, just as the elephant's footprint obliterates the tracks of all other animals.