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Badarayana (IAST
Bādarāyaṇa; Devanāgari बादरायण) was an
Indian philosopher and sage who was the
reputed author of the
Brahma Sutras. The
Brahma Sutras...
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Brahma Sutras, one of the
foundational texts of Vedanta, is
written by
Bādarāyaṇa also
called Veda Vyasa, "one who arranges".
According to the Mahabharata...
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origin and
essence of everything. It is
attributed to the
sages Bādarāyaṇa, who is also
called Vyāsa (arranger), but
probably an ac****ulation of...
- guru was
Badarayana, who
founded the
Vedanta school of
Hindu philosophy. He is also
credited with
authoring the
Brahma Sutras. Both
Badarayana and Jaimini...
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Vallabha wrote commentaries on
these three sources. The
Brahma Sūtras of
Badarayana serve as a bhedabheda-based
synthesis of the
teachings found in the diverse...
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Ashtavakra Atri
Vashistha Yajnavalkya Mimamsa Jaimini Vedanta Advaita Badarayana Gaudapada Adi
Shankara Dvaita Madhvacharya Svābhāvika Bhedābheda Nimbarka...
- King
Threesoka (Rajanala), who
desires the
perfect wife. His minister,
Badarayana (C. S. R.),
tries to help him, but when
Threesoka sees Jayanti, he becomes...
- was "Jaimini
versus Badarayana"
after two
ancient scholars.
Ambedkar describes Jaimini as an
upholder of the Vedas, and
Badarayana as an
upholder of the...
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include Brahma Sutras (or
Vedanta Sutra) – a
Sanskrit text,
composed by
Badarayana,
likely sometime between 200 BCE to 200 CE. The text
contains 555 sutras...
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Works of
these Advaita Acharyas are not
available now, but were
quoted by
Badarayana:
Badari (referred to in Br. Su. I.2.30, III.1.1, IV.3.7, IV.4.10) Audulomi...
