The philosophical verses of Yogavāsishtha: an English translation of Yogavāsishtha-sāra with commentary and Sanskrit text

Seattle, WA: Viveka Press (2006)
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English translation and commentary on the selected, highly philosophical verses from the Yogavasishtha, a famous scripture of Hinduism. It deals with the monistic concept of God. In Hindu tradition Monism is called Advaita. Advaita is one of the principal Vedantic schools. It asserts that Brahman alone exists, and because of illusion resulting from ignorance, Brahman appears as this world.Along with the English translation and commentary, the Sanskrit text is included in Devanagary script.

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