What is nature of knowledge? To understand anything, I need a means of knowledge. What options are available to me when it comes to self-knowledge?

Vedanta alone reveals the truth of myself to​ ​me. All other means of knowledge operate within their own respective spheres. ​What Vedanta does, they cannot ​do.

The fundamental problem of a human being is the lack of self-approval. I always try to become something different, constantly seeking approval from others. All my pursuits are expressions of this approval-seeking. But what I really want is to accept myself totally, complete self-acceptance.

Vedanta is a teaching that makes me see the singularity of I, the significance of I. The teaching is that I am already free. I do not have any real problem at all.

Tattvabodha is a Prakarana text for a student beginning the study of Vedanta. Vedanta is a highly analysed subject matter and the various, oft-repeated terminologies in the texts, may leave a spiritual neophyte more than a little bewildered.

A thorough assimilation of Tattvabodha will help one gain a foothold, for any future study of Vedanta.

«Tattvabodhah helps you appreciate the beauty, profundity and vastness of the vision of Vedanta» Pujya Swamiji