Vedanta Sutras

The Vedanta Sutras, also known as the Brahmasutras, are foundational texts that summarize and systematize the philosophical teachings of the Upanishads, which explore the nature of reality and the self. Crafted by the sage Badarayana, they serve as a guide to understanding concepts like the unity of the individual soul (atman) and the ultimate reality (brahma). The sutras use concise, logical aphorisms to facilitate philosophical debate and interpretation, forming a core reference for Vedanta philosophy. They aim to clarify spiritual principles and provide a cohesive framework for exploring knowledge, existence, and liberation.