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Haristuti is a profound prakaraṇa text on Advaita Vedānta philosophy expressed through devotion (Bhakti), It contains 44 verses describing Hari as the ultimate cause and substratum of all existence. Affirming that the Supreme Being is birthless, deathless, and transcends all limiting attributes. Presenting Hari as the silent witness (sākṣī) to all actions, yet remaining eternally detached. The hymn concludes by stating that realizing this supreme being (the Ātman is Brahman) leads to Mokṣa (liberation), thereby destroying the cycle of rebirth (Saṃsāra). The text has a commentary Tattvamuktāvalī or Haritattvamuktāvalī by Svayaṃprakāśa Yati muni or Yatindra in the manuscript.
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