ESSAYS

Is life a fleeting dream, a passing vision on the stage of consciousness? Vedanta’s analysis of maya and mithya invites us to look beyond the world’s apparent solidity, revealing it as a temporary pageant—beautiful, mysterious, and destined to dissolve.

This essay examines the question of whether objects exist independently of observation, contrasting interpretations of quantum physics with Vedantic thought.

Vedanta teaches that reality is non-dual, meaning there is no separation between awareness and the objects of perception. While this truth can’t be proven through the senses, Vedanta points to it through logic, experience, and scripture—showing awareness as the one constant behind all appearances.

life?​​ Vedanta isn’t here to impress the intellect or prove a metaphysical point—it’s here to end suffering. Its radical claim is simple: you are already what you seek. The problem isn’t lack, but misidentification.

Vedanta traditionally recommends yogic meditation as a preliminary discipline to help prepare the seeker for Self-inquiry. For this,...

Most people chase happiness in objects—money, status, beauty—but Vedanta reveals why this pursuit is doomed from the start. This essay exposes the traps of samsara and shows how self-knowledge leads to real freedom.