Adi Sankaracharya Gurus and Saints Hinduism

Adi Sankaracharya the ninth century Saint is the founder of the Advaita philosophy of Hinduism. He also united the six religions of Souryam, Saktham, Vaishnavam, Saivam, Ganapathyam and Kowmaram and called it Shanmadham (six religions) that is the foundation of Hinduism. Since there have been many Sankaracharyas after him he is called Adi Sankaracharya to distinguish him from the rest.

• - The life of the saint, his devotion to God and the Manjarika stotras composed by him.
  
• - The life and works of the Vedantic scholar born in AD 788, and about his establishment of the four regional monasteries to preserve the Hindu faith.
  
• - A biography of the Guru. Includes information about Advaita Vedanta philosophy, Dasanami monastic order, and the maths established by him.
  
• - Encyclopedia entry profiles the birth and life of this Hindu theologian.
  
• - The life and legend of the founder of Advaita and Vedanta philosophy.
  
  

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