RELEVANCE OF VEDANTA IN MODERN WORLD
Keywords:
philosophical ideals, VedantaAbstract
Vedanta's name derives from the Sanskrit word meaning "the end of the Vedas." As a result, Vedanta refers to the last section of the Vedas, which includes the Upanishads and the philosophical ideals espoused within. In reality, Vedanta is a set of ideas and principles. systems of thought based on the Upanishads' interpretations Like- Dvaita, Advaita, Visistadvaita, and so on and so on For the most part, the Advaita Vedanta is associated with Sankaracarya's philosophy. The Upanishad is the major source of Vedanta. However, a few sections are missing.
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