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Vedānta
Vedānta is the body of philosophy drawn from the Upaniṣads, the Brahma Sūtras and the Bhagavad Gītā.
What the word means
Veda, knowledge, and anta, end or culmination.
How it is calculated
Not applicable.
History
It has many schools, non-dual and dual. Its texts record teachers and questioners of more than one gender, though later transmission was dominated by men.
Energy
Clarifying and freeing.
Physical description
A tradition of inquiry and dialogue.
Interpretation
Asks who it is that experiences a life.
Vedaz's interpretation
Vedānta is why Vedaz reads without fatalism. A chart describes patterns. It does not define the one who lives them.
This is a symbolic pattern, not a prediction. Nothing in a chart removes your agency. Vedaz content is reflective and is not medical, psychological, legal or financial advice.