Consciousness in Advaita Vedanta by advaitaisnondual

 In Advaita Vedanta, consciousness is considered the fundamental reality, Brahman, and the source of all experience. It's not a separate entity or creator but the underlying principle and nature of everything.

• Consciousness as the Ultimate Reality: Advaita Vedanta asserts that consciousness, or Brahman, is the ultimate, non-dual reality, the foundation of the universe. 
• Immanence and Transcendence:

Consciousness is both immanent, present in all things, and transcendent, beyond the realm of experience. 

• Transcendence of Suffering:

This realization, according to Advaita Vedanta, leads to the transcendence of suffering and the attainment of liberation.