Given your reading and understanding of the Vedic literature and the cosmogonic and cosmological worldview(s) offered in the Upanisads, how would you characterize the quest for realizing a union with ultimate reality? In other words, what does realizing atman with Brahman mean as a religious aim?

Given your reading and understanding of the Vedic literature and the cosmogonic and cosmological worldview(s) offered in the Upanisads, how would you characterize the quest for realizing a union with ultimate reality? In other words, what does realizing atman with Brahman mean as a religious aim?

You might also wish to consider how the various social roles (varnas) and life-stages (ashramas) influence understanding of an ultimate ideal of moksha (liberation).

Given your reading and understanding of the Vedic literature and the cosmogonic and cosmological worldview(s) offered in the Upanisads, how would you characterize the quest for realizing a union with ultimate reality? In other words, what does realizing atman with Brahman mean as a religious aim?

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