{
  "name": "A Blessed Path through Philosophical Jungles",
  "short_name": "A Blessed Path through Philosophical Jungles",
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  "description": "Who am I? Why am I here? Who are all of these other
beings? What is this material universe? What is the
source of all this? How am I related to this source and to
these other beings? Such questions have perplexed serious
thinkers and seekers for millennia. In Hindu history, there were six
classical systems of philosophy which sought to answer these conundrums.
Of them, Ved?nta persists as the quintessential Hindu philosophical
system. Th at does not, however, mitigate the fact that there are
several understandings, or schools, of Ved?nta. Th e oldest surviving
school of this ancient knowledge system is that of ?hr? Nimb?rka.",
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