Indian philosophy

The great Sage Kapila Muni is considered the founder of the Sankhya philosophy.

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Indian Philosophy - Chapter 4 (Jaina Philosophy) Jaina philosophy is one of the major heterodox (Nāstika) schools of Indian philosophy. It rejects Vedic authority but upholds a deep ethical and metaphysical system based on non-violence, pluralism, and liberation of the soul. Follow for more 👉 @ArcherAkshar

Indian Philosophy – Chapter 2 (Vaisheshika Philosophy) Vaisheshika Philosophy is one of the six classical schools of Indian philosophy, founded by the sage Kanada. It presents a unique and profound perspective on the nature of reality, matter, and existence. At its core lies the concept of 'Anu' — indivisible atoms that form the material world — making it one of the earliest atomic theories in human history. Follow for more 👉 @ArcherAkshar

The Vedas are the religious texts which inform the religion of Hinduism The term veda means “knowledge”. One of the best sources of Ancient Indian History is Vedic literature. Vedas have formed the Indian scripture. The ideas and practices of Vedic religion are codified by the Vedas and they also form the basis of classical Hinduism. There are four types of Vedas – Rigveda, Samaveda, Yajurveda, and Atharvaveda. Follow us to learn more such things about Sanatana Dharma!

When Vishnu Goes to Sleep OR All about the seasons according to Hindu mythology.

Ancient Indian Scholars You Must Know India is a country of great heritage, geography and biodiversity.This country has given many schol...

Indian Philosophy - Chapter 1 (Nyāya Philosophy) Nyāya is one of the six orthodox schools of Indian philosophy, rooted in logic, debate, and clear thinking. It teaches that truth isn’t just felt—it’s discovered through valid reasoning, observation, and discussion. Long before modern logic, ancient thinkers were already asking: How do we really know what we know? That’s Nyāya. Follow for more 👉 @ArcherAkshar

Indian Philosophy - Chapter 1 (Nyāya Philosophy) Nyāya is one of the six orthodox schools of Indian philosophy, rooted in logic, debate, and clear thinking. It teaches that truth isn’t just felt—it’s discovered through valid reasoning, observation, and discussion. Long before modern logic, ancient thinkers were already asking: How do we really know what we know? That’s Nyāya. Follow for more 👉 @ArcherAkshar

Here are the principles of Indian philsophy. The principles that have influented in one of the greatest civilizations of all time.

Indian Philosophy - Chapter 1 (Nyāya Philosophy) Nyāya is one of the six orthodox schools of Indian philosophy, rooted in logic, debate, and clear thinking. It teaches that truth isn’t just felt—it’s discovered through valid reasoning, observation, and discussion. Long before modern logic, ancient thinkers were already asking: How do we really know what we know? That’s Nyāya. Follow for more 👉 @ArcherAkshar

Indian Philosophy - Chapter 4 (Jaina Philosophy) Jaina philosophy is one of the major heterodox (Nāstika) schools of Indian philosophy. It rejects Vedic authority but upholds a deep ethical and metaphysical system based on non-violence, pluralism, and liberation of the soul. Follow for more 👉 @ArcherAkshar

Indian Philosophy - Chapter 1 (Nyāya Philosophy) Nyāya is one of the six orthodox schools of Indian philosophy, rooted in logic, debate, and clear thinking. It teaches that truth isn’t just felt—it’s discovered through valid reasoning, observation, and discussion. Long before modern logic, ancient thinkers were already asking: How do we really know what we know? That’s Nyāya. Follow for more 👉 @ArcherAkshar