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Shri Adi Shankaracharya’s Vakya Vritti Exhaustive Analysis Of That Thou Art - English | by Swami Chinmayananda

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Rs. 190.00
Rs. 190.00 - Rs. 190.00
Current price Rs. 190.00
SKU 910342831
Language Publisher Page Author Width Height Binding Depth Weight

English

Central Chinmaya Mission Trust

187

Swami Chimayananda Saraswati

5.5 in

8.5 in

Soft Bound

0.5 in

0.09 kg

Dive deep into the profound teachings of Advaita Vedanta with the Vakya Vritti of Adi Sankara, now available in English. This important philosophical text, authored by the revered sage Adi Sankara, offers a comprehensive commentary on key Vedic statements, providing insights into the nature of reality, the self, and the ultimate truth. The English translation brings this classical work to a wider audience, making it accessible to both scholars and spiritual seekers.

Key Features:

Authoritative Commentary: The Vakya Vritti is a significant work by Adi Sankara, one of the most influential figures in Indian philosophy. The text provides a detailed analysis of Vedic statements (vakya) and their meanings, reflecting Sankara’s profound understanding of Advaita Vedanta.
English Translation: This edition presents the Vakya Vritti in clear and precise English, making the complex philosophical concepts accessible to non-Sanskrit readers. The translation is accompanied by annotations and explanations to aid in comprehension.
In-depth Philosophical Insights: The book delves into key concepts of Advaita Vedanta, such as the nature of Brahman (the ultimate reality), the illusory nature of the material world (Maya), and the realization of the self (Atman). It offers valuable insights into the nature of existence and consciousness.
Scholarly Introduction: The English edition includes an introduction that provides context about Adi Sankara’s life, his contributions to philosophy, and the significance of the Vakya Vritti in the Advaita tradition. This introduction helps readers understand the historical and philosophical background of the text.