The Isa Upanishad is the primary exposition on Brahman, the Supreme Self, and therefore, Vedanta. The Supreme Self, is the source of each and every life. He is our loving friend and most dear and near to us. He is the support of our lives. There has never been nor be any time when we are separate from the Supreme Self. It is impossible. We are from Him and He dwells within us as our individual self. We only need to turn and recognize this truth and attain the direct experience that is available to every human being. There is no distinction in class, community or gender in the pursuit of eternal truth. Vedanta is for all who are eager to attain the Supreme. According to the Vedas the entire human race is one class. We all have an intellect to guide us toward the realization of truth. The same Supreme Self dwells within each of us. There is no place in this teaching for higher or lower status. Any seeker devoted to truth can practice restraint and become detached from the world in order to know, to see and to attain the Supreme Self. This is the proclamation of Vedanta, and is the teaching of the Upanishads.