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Vedanta

S. Omana
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Pages
398
Year
2025
Language
English
Publisher
D.K. Printworld

About

Sree Narayana Guru (18561928), an enlightened seer, represents Vednta as a Science of Consciousness or pure Epistemology. This book deals with Gurus epistemology and shows how it can eliminate many of the problems in philosophy and life. The Guru conceives Consciousness or Arivu as the one all underlying Reality that assumes the form of everything in the world, both mind and matter. Epistemologists are usually either idealists or realists, but the Guru is neither. To him there is no need to place one above the other since they are two manifest forms of one Consciousness. Many eminent persons have tried to solve the problem of consciousness, but could not succeed because they were not ready to consider man as a pure being and the essence of the world as Consciousness. To the Guru, in every event of knowing there is the coming together of subject, object and also the function of knowing. These three are Consciousness in essence. What we really need is awareness of it. All kinds of divisiveness, conflicts and crises can be solved through an awakening of the inner consciousness of man which is non-different from the one all underlying Reality titled Brahman, tman or Consciousness.

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  • Asian
  • Philosophy
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