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Brahmavidya (ब्रह्मविद्या) (derived from the [[Sanskrit (संस्कृत)|संस्कृत || Sanskrit]] words : [[Brahma (ब्रह्मा) | ब्रह्मा || Brahma]] and विद्या || vidya (knowledge) ) is that branch of scriptural knowledge that gives the integral experience of everything from the standpoint of दिव्य || divya (divinity). Brahma means the absolute universal reality derived from Sanskrit धातुः || root which is बृहि ॥ br̥hi (to grow)'''.''' Vidya means wisdom is derived from the  धातुः || root which is  विद् ॥ vid (to know).  
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Brahmavidya (ब्रह्मविद्या) (derived from the [[Sanskrit (संस्कृत)|संस्कृत || Sanskrit]] words : [[Brahma (ब्रह्मा)| ब्रह्मा || Brahma]] and विद्या || vidya (knowledge) ) is that branch of scriptural knowledge that gives the integral experience of everything from the standpoint of मोक्षत्वम् || mokhsham (Liberation of Atma from birth and death cycle). Brahma means the absolute universal reality derived from Sanskrit धातुः || root which is बृहि ॥ br̥hi (to grow)'''.''' Vidya means wisdom is derived from the  धातुः || root which is  विद् ॥ vid (to know).  
    
==  Introduction  ==
 
==  Introduction  ==

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