The idea of samsara first appears in the Brhadaranyaka and the sage Yajnavalkya appears often in them.
The idea of samsara first appears in the Brhadaranyaka and the sage Yajnavalkya appears often in them. Composed beginning around 900 B.C., the first and oldest of them is the Chandogya and the Aitareya contains the story of Indra and Vritra. Establishing the connection between the brahman and the atman, they form the basis of the Vedanta school. For ten points, name these sacred Hindu texts considered to be the fifth part of the Vedas, which had a considerable influence on Schopenhauer.
The idea of samsara first appears in the Brhadaranyaka and the sage Yajnavalkya appears often in them.
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