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The Vedas are among the oldest scriptures known to man. Their philosophy is called Vedanta – the end of the Vedas. Vedanta is not a philosophy but an enquiry into the nature of the self and the world it perceives.Vedanta asks: What do I want? Why do I never get fulfilled? What is it about me that always seeks activity and something else, the next exciting thing? Who am I to keep wanting like this, and where did I come from? That’s the most fundamental Vedantic enquiry— Who am I?In this book, Acharya Prashant introduces the fundamentals of Vedanta, as well as its poetic heights, through dialogues with seekers and commentaries on select verses, giving the ancient Indian philosophy an accessible contemporary expression. In simple yet profound words, he shows us that Vedanta is accessible and open to all, and that it contains the answers that one needs for a life free of suffering.Vedanta is a must-read for anyone interested in motivational books - for you do not need motivation but clarity. This book also connects well with those interested in Vivekananda books and contemporary Hindi interpretations of the Bhagavad Gita by Acharya Prashant. Acharya Prashant’s books stand among bestsellers, offering deep insights into the nature of the self.