>>73
Kek someone read my reply in old threads. Thank you for not being brain dead.
Imagine the long term implications of a state ruled by this ideology.
I haven't read much in a long time, last year I only read like one book. Need to get back into man, when I was a kid I would read religiously. Will post updates and my thoughts on the stuff.
>>56
Thanks. Read 50 pages of it today, I quite liked it so far.
>>55
I didn't find it that difficult tbh. I guess the only thing is there is a lot of context and worldbuilding terminology which is not really revealed untill later or just left to be be understood contextually.
Starting with this yaaro, very excited
Read a few pages till now, so far so good
PDF is available freely, just search essential vedanta, no need to go to any piracy site:)
>>93
Its a book about vedanta school of thought in Hinduism, its core thesis being non-dualism. Vedanta refers to the "conclusion of vedas" (or an abbreviation of vedantamimamsa).
Picrel is a list of some hindu school of thoughts.