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Brahmavāda: A universal concept
International Journal of Sanskrit Research · 2023 · Vol. 9(2) · pp. 150–153
Abstract
Bhāratīya Darśana or Indian Philosophy is considered to be one of the oldest philosophies in the world. The basics tenets of one of the main schools of Indian Philosophy, known as Vedānta, are highly insightful and practically applicable. The various concepts of Vedānta can be traced in modern day sciences as well as other worldwide philosophies. Vallabhācārya propounds the theory of Brahmavāda after a thorough study of Upaniśads and other Vedantic scriptures. The motive of the research is to correlate the Brahmavāda theory of Vedānta with Science, Zoroastrian and Egyptian philosophies.
Classical Philosophy and ThoughtHistorical, Religious, and Philosophical StudiesIndian and Buddhist StudiesZoroastrianismPhilosophyEpistemologyTheology
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