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Vedanta is derived from two words. Veda knowledge and anta end.
Vedanta means the culmination of knowledge. It is the ancient
Indian philosophy which answers the fundamental questions of life.
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Life is like a jungle. Vedanta gave me the tools to cut through the jungle, carve a path and find a light to follow with confidence and some ease. Finally, I am breathing. With a smile.
Lucie Page
French Canadian Journalist and Writer
I have been a student of the Vedanta course for 2 years and as an expat living in Asia it has been one of the greatest gifts. The course is very well structured, gradually building up the material from easy to grasp ideas leading into a more complex philosophy step by step.
Another benefit of the course is how it teaches you to do constant self reflection and self improvement which becomes a life saver along the way. I really believe this subject should be taught to everyone no matter your age, background, religion as this knowledge is universal and applicable to all of our lives.
Barbara Bogos
Freelance Yoga Instructor
I find the teachings of Vedanta very scientific and methodological. It enables me to practice self control and discipline with the knowledge of an exact science. This has brought about immense happiness and joy in my life. Looking for higher ideals and higher purposes when I do things, it has automatically attracted abundance and peace in my life, without me even asking for it.
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