Philosophy Of The Vedanta

Philosophy of the Vedanta by Priyanath Sen is a profound exploration of the core metaphysical, ethical, and spiritual teachings of Vedanta. Rooted in the Upanishads, Sen discusses concepts like Brahman (ultimate reality), Ātman (soul), Maya (illusion), and Moksha (liberation), emphasizing non-dualism (Advaita). He presents Vedanta as a rational, universal philosophy that transcends religious boundaries, promoting inner realization and unity of existence. The book aims to make Vedantic thought accessible to both Indian and Western intellectual audiences.