Vedanta (Veda (sacred epics of Sanatana philosophy) +Anta (conclusion)

The four Vedas (Rigveda, Yajurveda, Samaveda, and Atharvaveda) hold an Absolute divine knowledge and sanctified wisdom in a most scientific manner and systematic layout as (Samhita, Brahmana, Aranyaka, and Upanishad). Vedanta literally implies the gist or nectar of Vedas, which may additionally be referred to as Upanishads. Vedanta conveys the essence of Veda.

 Vedanta Encompasses 

Vedanta comprises sculptural science of living divinely as humanity to comprehensively understand to:

• own peculiar nature as an individual and collective being (as units in the cosmic body).
• identify and achieve personal as well as divine objectives.
• omniscient, omnipresent, and omnipotent Supreme consciousness.
• self-ordained, self-organized, self-decreed, self-led, self-coherent sentient system of the Universe.
• techniques and mantras to be observed in sacrificial yagna within (the sanctified ritual to generate consecrated healing energy from the holy blend of heat (of fire of knowledge) and sound (of subtle chants of divine wisdom))

The Essence of Vedanta secures an insight on:

• initial and original knowledge
• Extensive understanding of Universe (creation & existence)
• guidance for humanity
• revelation of Divinity
• spiritual Enlightenment

Vedanta Entails

Vedanta endorses several routes in the direction of self-realization, and in pursuit to pursue a divine relationship with the Infinite, one may choose only one path or may complementarily blend them too as all paths descend and ascend towards the same one eternal source

• Karma Yoga, the Compassionate Service path, trusting infinity is working through us.
• Bhakti Yoga, the Unwavering Devotion path, through divine love and longing.
• Gyan Yoga, the Wisdom and knowledge path, insightfully examining the truth.
• Raja Yoga, the Royal path, emphasizes meditation and self-control.
• Tantra Yoga, the Kundalini yoga, transcendence of latent primordial sacred energy, the Shakti.