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Plan: Create Vedanta Philosophy Quotes Dataset (50+ quotes)

  • Create directory structure: content/quotes/
  • Create vedanta-quotes.json with complete schema structure
  • Add 10 quotes from Adi Shankaracharya (Advaita Vedanta)
  • Add 8 quotes from Ramanujacharya (Vishishtadvaita)
  • Add 8 quotes from Madhvacharya (Dvaita)
  • Add 6 quotes from Swami Vivekananda (Neo-Vedanta)
  • Add 6 quotes from Ramana Maharshi (Modern Advaita)
  • Add 5 quotes from Vallabhacharya (Shuddhadvaita)
  • Add 7 quotes from Jiddu Krishnamurti (Independent)
  • Ensure all 8 themes are covered with minimum quote counts:
    • Self-Knowledge (Atman): 9 quotes
    • Unity & Non-Duality: 8 quotes
    • Maya & Illusion: 6 quotes
    • Meditation & Practice: 7 quotes
    • Devotion & Surrender: 6 quotes
    • Freedom (Moksha): 5 quotes
    • Knowledge vs Ignorance: 5 quotes
    • Service & Karma Yoga: 4 quotes
  • Validate all quotes have 12 required fields each
  • Include Sanskrit terms with proper transliteration
  • Add modern examples and psychology connections
  • Validate JSON structure and format
  • Total: 50+ authentic quotes with verified sources
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<issue_title>Create Vedanta Philosophy Quotes Dataset (50+ quotes)</issue_title>
<issue_description># Issue: Create Vedanta Philosophy Quotes Dataset

User Story

As a content creator
I want a comprehensive collection of Vedanta philosophy quotes
So that users can access authentic wisdom with modern context and practical applications

Acceptance Criteria (BDD Scenarios)

Scenario 1: Quote structure includes all required fields

Given I am creating quotes from Vedanta philosophers
When I structure each quote
Then each quote should include:
  | Field                    | Description                                  |
  |--------------------------|----------------------------------------------|
  | PhilosopherName          | Full name with tradition                     |
  | Text                     | Original teaching (English)                  |
  | ShortVersion             | Concise version (< 100 chars)                |
  | Source                   | Text/commentary reference                    |
  | Context                  | Philosophical/historical background          |
  | ModernInterpretation     | Contemporary meaning                         |
  | PracticalApplication     | How to apply today                           |
  | PsychologyConnection     | Link to modern psychology                    |
  | RelatedThemes            | Universal themes (tags)                      |
  | DifficultyLevel          | Beginner/Intermediate/Advanced               |
  | ReflectionPrompt         | Question for contemplation                   |
  | SanskritTerm             | Key Sanskrit concept if applicable           |

Scenario 2: Coverage across Vedanta traditions and teachers

Given I am creating a Vedanta quotes collection
When I select philosophers
Then the collection should include quotes from:
  - Adi Shankaracharya (Advaita, 788-820 CE) - 10 quotes
  - Ramanujacharya (Vishishtadvaita, 1017-1137 CE) - 8 quotes
  - Madhvacharya (Dvaita, 1238-1317 CE) - 8 quotes
  - Swami Vivekananda (Neo-Vedanta, 1863-1902 CE) - 6 quotes
  - Ramana Maharshi (Modern Advaita, 1879-1950 CE) - 6 quotes
  - Vallabhacharya (Shuddhadvaita, 1479-1531 CE) - 5 quotes
  - Jiddu Krishnamurti (Independent, 1895-1986 CE) - 7 quotes
And each philosopher should represent their unique school
And diversity of perspectives (Advaita, Dvaita, Qualified Non-dualism, Modern interpretation)

Scenario 3: Thematic diversity and balance

Given I am curating Vedanta quotes
When I organize by themes
Then the collection should cover:
  | Theme                    | Min Quotes | Key Concepts                              |
  |--------------------------|------------|-------------------------------------------|
  | Self-Knowledge (Atman)   | 9          | "Who am I?", consciousness, witness       |
  | Unity & Non-Duality      | 8          | Oneness, Brahman, interconnection         |
  | Maya & Illusion          | 6          | Appearance vs reality, conditioning       |
  | Meditation & Practice    | 7          | Dhyana, self-inquiry, contemplation       |
  | Devotion & Surrender     | 6          | Bhakti, grace, divine relationship        |
  | Freedom (Moksha)         | 5          | Liberation, transcendence                 |
  | Knowledge vs Ignorance   | 5          | Vidya/Avidya, wisdom, awakening           |
  | Service & Karma Yoga     | 4          | Selfless action, duty without attachment  |
And total should be 50+ quotes

Scenario 4: Modern relevance and practical application

Given each Vedanta quote
When I add modern context
Then each quote should include:
  - Concrete modern scenario (identity crisis, purpose-seeking, mindfulness, consciousness studies)
  - Connection to contemporary psychology (self-awareness, identity, consciousness research, transpersonal psychology)
  - Actionable contemplative practice
  - Reflection question for self-inquiry
And language should bridge ancient wisdom with modern terminology
And examples should resonate with spiritual seekers and secular mindfulness practitioners

Scenario 5: Quality and authenticity standards

Given I am sourcing Vedanta quotes
When I validate each quote
Then each quote should:
  - Be from authentic sources (Upanishads, Brahma Sutras, commentaries, direct teachings)
  - Include proper source citation
  - Use reputable translations (Swami Nikhilananda, Eknath Easwaran, etc.)
  - Preserve philosophical nuances of different schools
  - Balance non-dual (Advaita) and devotional (Bhakti) perspectives
And quotes should represent the diversity within Vedanta

Data Format (JSON Schema)

{
  "tradition": "Vedanta",
  "quotes": [
    {
      "id": 1,
      "philosopher": {
        "name": "Ramana Maharshi",
        ...

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