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DRG-Drsya Vivika

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By Anirudha Patel


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DRG-Drsya Vivika by Adi Shankara, also known as "The Seer and the Seen," is a text of Vedanta philosophy that systematically introduces the reader to the distinction between the seer (Drk) and the seen (Drsya).

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