Upanishadic Philosophy

Upanishadic philosophy, rooted in ancient Indian texts known as Upanishads, explores the nature of reality and the self. It emphasizes the concept of Brahman, the ultimate, unchanging reality, and Atman, the individual soul. The philosophy teaches that realizing the connection between Atman and Brahman leads to spiritual enlightenment and liberation (moksha). Key ideas include meditation, self-inquiry, and the pursuit of knowledge. The Upanishads advocate understanding one's true nature and the universe, presenting a profound inquiry into existence that transcends religious boundaries, influencing various spiritual and philosophical traditions globally.