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Introduction to Buddhism
Buddhism is a way of life, a path of life, a philosophy of life, and spiritual development, which aims at the cessation of ignorance and suffering. This Darsana was founded by Buddha, around 550 BCE, in India. Today Buddhism is … Continue reading
Introduction to Samkhya Philosophy
Samkhya It is not exactly knows when this philosophy (Darsana) came into existence, what is known is that references of it are given in Jaina and Buddhist texts. Some hints of Samkhya thought is also found in the Upanishad, which … Continue reading
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