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Brahmasutra Shaankara Bhashyam - Vol.2
Brahmasutra consists of 4 Adhyayas and each Adhyaaya is sub-divided into four Paadas. Altogether there is a total of 16 paadas and each paada is again divided into Adhikaranas. There are totally 191 adhikaranams. This second volume of `Brahmasutra Shaankara Bhashyam’ which is translated in Tamil by Sri Jnanananda Bharati Swamiji contains Three Chapters. The first Chapter contains two Padas of second Adhyaya ( 26 Adhikaranas), the second Chapter contains all four Padas of third Adhyaya (total 67 Adhikaranas) and the third Chapter contains four Padas of fourth Adhyaya (38 Adhikaranas).

Brahmasutra Shaankara Bhashyam
Brahmasutra consists of 4 Adhyayas and each Adhyaaya is sub-divided into four Paadas. Altogether there is a total of 16 paadas and each paada is again divided into Adhikaranas. There are totally 191 adhikaranams. This book `Brahmasutra Shaankara Bhashyam’ which is translated in Tamil by Sri Jnanananda Bharati Swamiji contains Two Chapters. The first Chapter contains four Padas having 39 Adhikaranas and the second one contains two Padas having 21 Adhikaranas.

Outlines of Vedanta
The book `Outlines of Vedanta’ is a clear and lucid exposition of the Vedanta philosophy, free from teachnicalities. The style and presentation are simple. Illustrations have been freely given to enable one and all to grasp the subject without any doubt.

What does vedanta siddhanta Procalim?
On the occasion of the Jayanti of His Holiness Jagadguru Shankaracharya Sri Abhinava Vidyatirtha Mahasannidhanam, a video footage of Sri Mahasannidhanam containing a short discourse on Vedanta (in Kannada) has been uploaded to the website.

A Peep into Advaita
A peep into Advaita is a collection of discourse made by Sri R. Krishnaswamy Iyer at Mahadanapuram in the year 1945. The lectures are stimulating, informative and contains the essence of the Advaita Philosophy propogated by Sri Adi Shankara. This book serves as an introduction to the study of Advaita and creates possibly an interest in the seeker to get better grasp of the basics of Advaita.



