Vedanta

[sreenivasa murthy]

Dear friends,

 A very great Vedantin of the last century writes thus :

Some people, even among those that ought to know better, often confound the Hindu Religion with Vedanta. Although the former derives its vital sap from its relationship to it, its outlook is comparatively narrow and its methods radically dogmatic, while Vedanta builds upon the fundamentals of human nature, excludes no class of facts from the purview of its investigation, and denies no community of men the benefits of its truths. Tolerance is its key-note and fanaticism simply cannot breathe in its atmosphere and live.

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What a profound statement it is!

This fact has to be borne by the students of Vedanta in their minds.

A student of Vedanta should approach the subject of Vedanta as a humanbeing only

and not as a Hindu or belonging to any sect.

With respectful pranams,

Sreenivasa Murthy

[sunil bhattacharjya]

Dear friends,

Vedanta means the highest teachings of the vedas, which comes from the Upanishads. There is nothing wrong if someone does not call Dvaita as Dvaita Vedanta.  Any comment please?

My 2 cents

skb

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[Suresh Balaraman]

Without dvaita it’s impossible to experience or explain advaitam

Suresh Balaraman

On Jun 5, 2023, at 11:22 AM, sunil bhattacharjya <skbhatt...@gmail.com> wrote:



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