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The 25 pages that link to Vedanta, each with the reason it gives.

• HinduismBroader topic: Its competing accounts of self and ultimate reality shape major Hindu theological traditions.

• UpanishadsNarrower topic: The Upanishads became Vedanta’s central source for reasoning about reality and liberation.

• NyayaRelated: Nyaya’s realist metaphysics and theories of knowledge informed debates with Vedanta schools.

• MīmāṃsāCompared with: Vedānta gives greater weight to Upaniṣadic knowledge, while Mīmāṃsā centers Vedic ritual injunctions.

• Swami VivekanandaNarrower topic: Vivekananda presented Vedanta as a universal spiritual philosophy.

• VishishtadvaitaNarrower topic: Vishishtadvaita is one of Vedanta’s major interpretive schools.

• RamanujaNarrower topic: Ramanuja’s work helped establish lasting plurality within Vedanta interpretation.

• Aldous HuxleyRelated: Huxley drew on Vedantic ideas in his later writing about mystical experience.

• SamkhyaCompared with: Its nondual schools challenge Samkhya’s enduring distinction between consciousness and material nature.

• Brahma SutrasNarrower topic: The Brahma Sutras serve as a foundational text for Vedanta schools.

• ŚrutiRelated: Vedānta grounds its competing accounts of reality and liberation especially in the Upaniṣads.

• GuruRelated: Vedanta teachers interpret foundational texts and guide students through its doctrines.

• Raja yogaCompared with: Vivekananda presented Raja yoga alongside Vedanta, though they are distinct systems and approaches.

• Ramakrishna MissionNarrower topic: Vedanta supplies the philosophical teaching that the Mission presents alongside its service work.

• Sarvepalli RadhakrishnanNarrower topic: Advaita is one Vedanta school within the wider tradition he interpreted.

• Comparative philosophyBroader topic: Its diverse theories of self and ultimate reality invite comparison with other metaphysical systems.

• Alan WattsBroader topic: Watts discussed Vedantic nonduality, especially the relation between individual self and ultimate reality.

• Hindu philosophyBroader topic: Its subtraditions make divergent claims about Brahman, the self, and the world.

• Kumārila BhaṭṭaCompared with: Vedānta’s focus on liberation and ultimate reality differs from Kumārila’s emphasis on Vedic duty.

• MadhvacharyaNarrower topic: Madhvacharya developed his school as one interpretation within this broader tradition.

• JaiminiCompared with: Vedanta shifts emphasis from ritual obligation toward knowledge of ultimate reality.

• BrahmanismBroader topic: Vedanta developed from late Vedic texts and became a major philosophical legacy of Brahmanical thought.

• Uddālaka ĀruṇiNarrower topic: Later Vedānta schools repeatedly interpret the teachings attributed to Uddālaka.

• DvaitadvaitaNarrower topic: Dvaitadvaita is one interpretation within this broader philosophical family.

• Surendranath DasguptaRelated: Its major schools receive sustained treatment in his account of Indian philosophy.