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'''Brahmavidya (ब्रह्मविद्या)''' (derived from the [[Sanskrit]] words: [[Brahma (ब्रह्मा) | ब्रह्मा || Brahma]] and [[Vidya (विद्या) | विद्या || vidyā]]) is that branch of scriptural knowledge that gives the integral experience of everything from the standpoint of दिव्य || divinity.  '''''Brahma''''' means the absolute universal reality derived from Sanskrit धातुः  root बृहि ॥ br̥hi (to grow)'''.''' '''Vidya''' means wisdom is derived from the  धातुः ॥ root विद् ॥ 'vid' (to know).  

Brahmavidya (ब्रह्मविद्या) (derived from the [[Sanskrit]] words: [[Brahma (ब्रह्मा) | ब्रह्मा || Brahma]] and [[Vidya (विद्या) | विद्या || vidyā]]) is that branch of scriptural knowledge that gives the integral experience of everything from the standpoint of दिव्य || divinity.  Brahma means the absolute universal reality derived from Sanskrit धातुः  root बृहि ॥ br̥hi (to grow)'''.''' Vidya means wisdom is derived from the  धातुः ॥ root विद् ॥ 'vid' (to know).  

==  Custodians of Brahmavidya  ==

==  Custodians of Brahmavidya  ==

A similar event King Janaka of Videha also imparted the Agnihotra ritual to his spiritual teacher.   

A similar event King Janaka of Videha also imparted the Agnihotra ritual to his spiritual teacher.   

In Bhagavadgeeta Chap 4 Sri Bhagavan explains to Arjuna about the parampara of Brahmavidya or Jnaanavidya thus,   

In Bhagavad Geeta Chap 4 Sri Bhagavan explains to Arjuna about the parampara of Brahmavidya or Jnaanavidya thus,   

इमं विवस्वते योगं प्रोक्तवानहमव्ययम् ।  

इमं विवस्वते योगं प्रोक्तवानहमव्ययम् ।  

== References ==

== References ==

# Veda Sanskrita Parichaya by Dr. K. S. Narayanana   

# Veda Sanskrita Parichaya by Dr. K. S. Narayanana   

# '''Bhagavad Geeta Chapter 4'''

# Bhagavad Geeta Chapter 4