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Upanishads

The philosophical heart of the Vedas — where the sage asks 'What is Brahman?'

The Upanishads (c. 800–200 BCE) are the philosophical end-portions of the Vedas (Vedanta), containing 108 texts that explore the nature of Brahman, Atman, and the path to liberation through direct inquiry.

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Brahmanreveals nature of Vedasphilosophical summit of Vishnuphilosophical basis for Vaishnavism Shivaphilosophical basis for Shaivism Jnana Yogarooted in Tat Tvam Asicontains the mahavakya Maya — The Cosmic Illusionexplains Adi Shankaracharyacommented on by Ramanujainterpreted by

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Mokshapath to Saptarishistransmitted by Prakriti — Naturecontrasted with Purusha

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