The Tattva-Muktavali

''The Tattva-Muktavali,'' written by Gaudapurnanandacakravarti in the 1880s, is a philosophical treatise that critiques Vedânta philosophy from the Pûr.naprajña perspective. The work argues for the distinctness of individual souls from the Supreme Being, Brahman, emphasizing a dualistic relationship rather than monistic unity. Through poetic stanzas, Chakravartin systematically presents his views on the nature of the soul and Brahman, advocating for devotion and worship towards Brahman while illustrating the inherent differences between them. This text is notable for its engagement with key theological debates of its time and its contribution to Hindu philosophical discourse.