Brahmāvagatiḥ Puruṣārthaḥ#Brahma Sutras
Brahmāvagatiḥ Puruṣārthaḥ Realization of Brahman as the Supreme Human Goal Introduction — What This Teaching Is Really About The central message of the entire four-part teaching is simple but profound: 👉 Liberation is not produced. 👉 Truth is not created. 👉 Brahman is not attained as something new. It is only recognized by removing ignorance. All spiritual disciplines, philosophies, and scriptures ultimately serve this one purpose — to shift the seeker’s vision from identification with the finite to recognition of the infinite Self. This teaching unfolds step by step — from preparation, to inquiry, to recognition, to abidance. --- Part 1 — The Role of Karma and Upāsana 1. Why Action and Worship Are Taught Human life begins with a strong identification with the body, mind, and world. Because of this, the mind is restless, extroverted, and impure. Therefore, the scriptures first prescribe: Karma (righteous action) Upāsana (devotional worship and meditation) These disciplines do not di...