Structured comparative courses that let each school speak through its own concepts, arguments and texts.
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GUIDANCE AND ACTION
Foundation path
Begin with distinctions among shruti, smriti, itihasa, purana, sutra, bhashya and living commentary. Learn karma, dharma, moksha, atman, brahman, ishvara and pramana as contested terms rather than one universal dictionary.
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GUIDANCE AND ACTION
Compare without flattening
Study Nyaya and Vaisheshika on knowledge and categories; Samkhya and Yoga on consciousness, nature and discipline; Mimamsa on interpretation and duty; and Vedanta schools on scripture, self, reality and liberation. Include Buddhist and Jain interlocutors where historical arguments require them.
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GUIDANCE AND ACTION
Turn learning into intellectual virtue
A good course trains precise definition, patient listening, evidence, willingness to revise and the ability to disagree without contempt. It does not award spiritual rank for memorizing conclusions.
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SAFETY BOUNDARY
Know where this guide stops
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SOURCE TRAIL
Continue with traceable sources
Six classical darshana sutra and commentary traditions
Principal Upanishads, Bhagavad Gita and Brahma Sutras