This book is divided into two Parts, the First Part treats of the meanings of the terms and the principles adopted in the Vedant; the second part consists of the practice of ethics of the Vedant. While dealing with these points the principles and practice, which are in vogue, of other Religions, are cursorily discussed and compared just to show that they are the outcome of and the intermediate step to return to the path prescribed by the Vedant. The principles of the Vedant Philosophy and religion being of universal nature, impartial and definite, can be followed out in any religion. We hope that this little volume will prove of immense benefit and direction to several of the enthusiastic students of the Vedant.