Uncover the profound contributions of Sri Krishna Dwaipayana Vyasa in preserving the Vedas through structured divisions and epic compositions like the Mahabharata and Bhagavad Gita. Explore the lineage of 28 Vyasas and their role in safeguarding Sanatana Dharma’s timeless wisdom.
In this post, we explore Vairagya, the practice of detachment, as explained in the Bhagavad Gita, and how it can be applied to modern life with practical examples. Through Guru’s guidance, Vairagya helps transcend material attachments and achieve spiritual growth.
The Brahma Sutras have inspired diverse commentaries from various Acharyas, offering spiritual aspirants multiple philosophical viewpoints. Guidance from a realized Guru and contemplation on the Sutras are crucial for deeper understanding.
The three Matacharyas, Sri Shankara, Sri Madhwa, and Sri Ramanuja, provided distinct interpretations of the Vedanta Sutras, shaping philosophies like Vishishta Advaita. This article explores the three schools of thought and their reconciliation in understanding the Vedasor Shrutis.
Sri Madhwacharya, the proponent of Dvaita philosophy, established a theistic framework distinct from Advaita and Vishishtadvaita. His teachings emphasized divine servitude, textual accuracy, and logical clarity in Vedic philosophy.