Scattered Jewels of a Wisdom Tradition is a comprehensive glossary of Advaita Vedanta - a non-dual wisdom tradition - designed as both a reference work and a contemplative companion.
Vedanta relies on a precise vocabulary to reveal the nature of reality and the Self. Yet many of its key terms are routinely misunderstood, mistranslated, or reduced to vague spiritual slogans. This book restores their original depth, function, and rigor.
Rather than offering inspirational summaries or simplified definitions, Scattered Jewels presents Vedantic concepts as they are traditionally understood and applied in Self-inquiry.
What You'll Find Inside Each entry includes: - The Sanskrit root and its most accurate meaning- Students of Vedanta seeking a reliable, non-diluted reference
- Serious spiritual seekers drawn to self-knowledge rather than belief
- Readers of philosophy, consciousness studies, and comparative religion
- Libraries, academic settings, and long-term personal study
About the Author
Daniel McKenzie writes within the context of Advaita Vedanta, a non-dual wisdom tradition. His work aims to make ancient knowledge accessible to modern readers through clarity, reason, and simplicity. He is the author of Samsara and The Wisdom Teachings of the Bhagavad Gita.