Badarayanavyasa’s Brahmasutra is universally recognized as the manual of Vedanta philosophy and the quintessence of the Vedas. In this insightful work, Dr. Raghavendra Katti presents an objective study of the third and fourth Adhyayas of the Brahmasutras, drawing upon three principal commentaries. This volume serves as a companion to his earlier research on the first two Adhyayas. The text explores the nature of meditation as prescribed by Vedic seers, distinguishing it from later traditions, and examines the concept of Moksha as a state of positive, eternal happiness and liberation.

Why You Should Read?

• Provides a scholarly analysis of the Sadhanadhyaya and the path to direct perception of the Lord.
• Offers a comparative perspective on Vedic meditation versus the practices of later sages like Buddha and Patanjali.
• Delves into the profound concept of Moksha as a state of unadulterated, superhuman eternal happiness.
• Serves as an essential resource for research students and scholars of Indian philosophy.