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lit·er·a·ture
ˈlidərəCHər,ˈlidərəˌCHo͝or/Submit
noun
written works, especially those considered of superior or lasting artistic merit.
"a great work of literature"
synonyms: written works, writings, writing, creative writing, literary texts, compositions; informallit
"English literature"
King and Clancy books falls under 'dime store novels.'
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I accept the Vedas, yes. I accept the Vedas in the same way as any follower of an Astika Darshana accepts the Vedas. It is a requirement. The Upanishads, while they are distinct from the text (Samhitas) of the Vedas proper, are considered a part of the greater Vedic corpus. Think of the Vedic corpus like the U.S. Constitution; the text of the U.S. Constitution per se is small, but in a legal sense, the U.S. Constitution includes the ever-expanding body of case law unto itself. The Upanishads form the philosophical basis of Advaita Vedanta (non-dualism). As an Advaita Vedantin, I accept the existence of a Self (atman) identical with the Absolute (Brahman). Buddhism does not accept the existence of a Self.
Only butthurted clowns minuses my posts. -- Лиссиы
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