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gptkb:philosophy
Upanishadic treatise |
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gptkb:Adi_Shankaracharya
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the nature of reality
the nature of happiness the concept of Ishvara the concept of ignorance (avidya) the concept of jagat (world) the concept of jiva the concept of maya the concept of the five sheaths (pancha kosha) the desire for liberation (mumukshutva) the difference between Atman and Anatman the difference between knowledge and ignorance the eternal nature of the Self the four-fold qualifications (sadhana chatushtaya) the impermanence of the world the importance of a guru the importance of detachment the importance of devotion the importance of discipline the importance of discrimination the importance of inquiry the importance of meditation the means of knowledge (pramanas) the means to attain knowledge the means to liberation (moksha) the nature of bondage (bandha) the nature of the Self (Atman) the process of discrimination (viveka) the process of liberation the process of renunciation (vairagya) the process of self-inquiry the process of self-realization the process of shravana, manana, nididhyasana the qualifications of a spiritual seeker the relationship between jiva, jagat, and Ishvara the removal of ignorance the six virtues (shat sampat) the three bodies (sthula, sukshma, karana sharira) the unity of Atman and Brahman the three states of consciousness (waking, dream, deep sleep) |
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Tattva Bodha
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gptkb:Sanskrit
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introductory text for Vedanta students
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gptkb:Upanishads
gptkb:Atman gptkb:Brahman Self-knowledge |
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gptkb:Advaita_Vedanta
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gptkb:Shankara
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