We believe the Vedas are eternal. However, when historians study archaeological evidence, it appears that the Vedas passed through a process of evolution and change. How is that?
I was asked to give a class on Sri Chaitanya Charitamrita, Madhya Lila, 17:96. I was searching online for more information and came across your article, which was very helpful. Just wanted to say, thank you.
The line coming from Vyasadeva is personalist, but the Vedanta-sutra is studied in many schools, and in many the conclusion is impersonal, just as happens with other books from the Vedas
I was asked to give a class on Sri Chaitanya Charitamrita, Madhya Lila, 17:96. I was searching online for more information and came across your article, which was very helpful. Just wanted to say, thank you.
Oh thank you! I’m happy it was useful. My obeisances
The line coming from Vyasadeva is personalist, but the Vedanta-sutra is studied in many schools, and in many the conclusion is impersonal, just as happens with other books from the Vedas