SRUTI AND SMRTI: THE UN-VEDIC DEMARCATION
With the growing popularity of the Vedanta system, few will deny that thereis need for an even greater indepth study of Vedanta, particularly Vediinta as associated with the versions ofthe three grea,t giants of Vedanta: Sankaracarya, Ramanujacarya and Madhavacarya, based on their respective interpr...
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| Language: | English |
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Dharmaram College
1978
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Journal of Dharma
Year: 1978, Volume: 3, Issue: 3, Pages: 268-273 |
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Smrti
B Vedhanta B Sruti B Demarcation |
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| Summary: | With the growing popularity of the Vedanta system, few will deny that thereis need for an even greater indepth study of Vedanta, particularly Vediinta as associated with the versions ofthe three grea,t giants of Vedanta: Sankaracarya, Ramanujacarya and Madhavacarya, based on their respective interpretation of Badarayana's Brabma-siitra, and ultimately of the Upanisads but why stop there? Now, the Vediintins, mentioned above, could be said to have agreed that the world' is the "manifestation" of Brahman that knowledge of Brahman (or Brabmapiana) is the marga path)which leads to liberation (moksa) of the otherwise bounded' 'soul' (jiwa), and further, that Brahman can be known only through the sacrosanct teachings of the scriptures. |
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| ISSN: | 0253-7222 |
| Contains: | Enthalten in: Journal of Dharma
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