Talk:Sadananda kashmiraka
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Sadānanda Kāśmiraka Advaita Vedānta literature, due to various factors like polemical attacks against Advaita philosophy, grew to con¬siderable proportions, especially in the post-Śaṅkara period. One of the outstand¬ing works of this period is the Advaita- brahmctsiddhi of Sadānanda Kāśmiraka who might have lived during the early part of the eighteenth century. In this work, written in an easy and simple style, he gives an excellent sum¬mary of all the most important Vedāntic doctrines, in the different schools of Advaita. He also deals with in detail, the views of materialists and sceptics, classifying them into four groups.