End of the Vedas

Vedānta literally means “the end of the Vedas” and denotes a philosophical system built on the culmination of Vedic wisdom, primarily the Upanishads. It is concerned with the inquiry into the ultimate nature of reality and the Self.

Vedānta serves as the metaphysical foundation for much of modern Indian philosophy. It explores themes such as the unity of all existence, the illusory nature of individuality, and the realization of Brahman.

- Studied as part of Jñāna Yoga, it guides practitioners toward deep self-inquiry and contemplation. - Often referenced during advanced meditation and philosophical discussions to illuminate the path to Self-realization.