History • Ancient IndiaHard
Which of the following ancient Indian texts contains the foundational philosophical exposition of Advaita Vedanta and interprets the Upanishads?
A. Brahma Sutras✓ Correct Answer
B. Nyaya Sutras
C. Vaisheshika Sutras
D. Mimamsa Sutras
💡 Solution & Explanation
The Brahma Sutras, composed by Badarayana, is the foundational text of the Vedanta school of Hindu philosophy, interpreting the hidden meanings and teachings of the Upanishads. Unlike Nyaya or Vaisheshika which focus on logic and atomism, the Brahma Sutras form the scriptural bedrock for Advaita and other Vedantic interpretations.
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