Brahma Sutras: The Vedantic Aphorisms: Annotations of Vyasa’s Brahma Sutras in English Verses (With Samskrta Texts and Roman Transliterations)

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The Brahma Sutras formulated by Sage Vyasa about 2500 years ago systematises the Jnana Kanda or the knowledge portion of the Vedas and the Upanisads and deals with the Vedanta philosophy or absolute Monism. There are several commentaries on it but none would come nearest to the concise aphorisms in brevity conciseness and manner of treatment and which while making the meaning clear does not depart from the path of condensation. A good explanation not to be annoying must leave something to be explained and understood by one's own efforts and volition. Hence this poetic annotation. This tries to give the English readers and seekers an idea of what these aphorisms are about, their subtleness as well as greatness, without going into very many unnecessary details and leaving them enough scope to elaborate on the possible interpretations themselves.

ABOUT THE AUTHOR Bhawesh Nath Pathak

Born on 1-1-1934 Maithil Brahmana family with a rural and Agricultural background, Sri Bhaweah Horns. Nath Pathak took his Bachelors Hons. and Post-Graduate Degree from the Patna College and Patna University in 1954 and 1956 respectively.With social and cultural works, brief journalistic stints and stray writings he studied astronomy and cosmology with the help of u.s.  Information Library and practiced star gazing.Joined govt. service in 1958. After a few months in Education Deptt. Bihar and then a Transmission Executive in AIR Patna, he finally joined Jail Deptt. Bihar as Probation Officer in April 1959 and retired from service as Principal Probation Officer on 31-12-91.

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Title
Brahma Sutras: The Vedantic Aphorisms: Annotations of Vyasa’s Brahma Sutras in English Verses (With Samskrta Texts and Roman Transliterations)
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1st ed.
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8178541173, 9788178541174
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xxii+212p.
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