In an age obsessed with methods, progress, and self-improvement, Vedanta stands alone: a teaching that offers nothing to gain and no one to gain it. This essay explores why its uncompromising truth will never capture the masses — and why it will never die out.

In the land of the blind, the one-eyed man is king. Religion, mysticism, Buddhism, therapy, philosophy, science, and psychology each glimpse part of the truth — but never the whole. This essay shows why these half-truths keep seekers circling, and how Vedanta alone opens both eyes to reveal freedom as the self itself.

A comparative reflection on Buddhism and Vedanta—how Vipassana prepared the ground through dissolution, and how Vedānta completes the journey through revelation of the Self.