The Vedas, the Upanishads and the teaching of Advaita Vedanta, laid out as one connected map. Choose any pane to open the knowledge graph at that point, or read the hymns themselves.
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The same map, pane by pane.
The traditional grouping of the Muktika canon.
Prasthana Traya: the three texts every Vedanta teacher comments on, all three now in the graph, and the commentaries themselves.
The foundation of revelation (shruti). Opens the principal Upanishads.
Open →The foundation of reasoning: Badarayana's 555 aphorisms in 190 topics, each linked to the Upanishad passages it explains.
Open →The foundation of practice: 18 chapters and 23 key verses in Sanskrit, linked to the Upanishads it echoes.
Open →His bhashyas on the ten principal Upanishads and other texts, and his line of teachers.
Open →The earliest surviving Advaita treatise, on the Mandukya Upanishad.
Open →The great sayings, one from each Veda, that teach the identity of the self and Brahman.
Open →Fifteen of his talks on Vedanta (Complete Works, Vol. V), each linked to the ideas it explains, with his own words.
Open →Totapuri → Sri Ramakrishna → Swami Vivekananda: Advaita brought to the modern world.
Open →"Now, therefore, the inquiry into Brahman": the first sutra, and five other famous ones.
The seeker's journey, from the goal of life to freedom. Each topic opens in the graph.
Later layers of the scriptures, planned for the map.
Manu, Yajnavalkya and Parashara Smritis.
PlannedThe Mahabharata, which contains the Gita. The Ramayana is planned.
The eighteen Maha Puranas.
PlannedIntroductory Advaita texts: Tattva Bodha, Atma Bodha, Vivekachudamani, Panchadashi and others.
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