The Brahma Sutras, composed of 555 aphorisms across four chapters, synthesize Upanishadic teachings on Brahman. The chapters reconcile apparent contradictions, present spiritual tools, and guide aspirants toward Liberation.
The Vedas and Upanishads lay the foundation of Vedanta philosophy, exploring the essence of existence through concepts like Advaita and Dwaita. These texts shaped diverse schools of thought, each offering unique insights into the relationship between Brahman, Jeev, and Maya.
Sri Madhwacharya's profound commentary on the Brahma Sutra, dictated after meeting Sri Veda Vyasa, significantly influenced his disciples and expanded the Tattvavadi movement. His fearless and dynamic personality left a lasting impact, both spiritually and physically.