Bodo to English:
ब्रह्मसुत्रआ (जायखौ बेदान्तबो बुंनाय जायो, जाय सेरोजा खृस्टगिबियाव रनसायजादोंमोन) सारि 1.1.4आव बेखौ आजावनाय जादोंमोन आरो उपनिषदनि फोरोंथायखौ थुख्रासे, मुलाम्फा गोनांखौल' सायखनाय बिथाजों बुजिनो हाया, नाथाय मोनसे जथाइ लामाजों, जेराव बैदिक बिजाबफोराव सानस्रिफोरखौ गियाननि गुबुन फुंखाफोरजों सान्नाय-हनाय, अनुमान आरो माखासे आद्रा थानाय प्रमाणफोरजों खौसेथि गायसन्नाय जायो।
The Brahmasutra (also called Vedanta Sutra, composed in the 1st millennium BCE) accepted this in verse 1.1.4 and asserts the need for the Upanishadic teachings to be understood not on a piecemeal, cherry-picked basis, but rather in a unified way wherein the ideas in the Vedic texts are harmonized with other means of knowledge such as perception, inference, and remaining pramanas.