The Six Systems of Indian Philosophy

Advaita Vedanta appears Apurva Aristotelian Atman attainment avidya body Brahman cognition conception consciousness DARSHANA Dharma distinct dogmatism duties effect efficient cause eight-fold path empirical eternal substances ethical evolution existence experience gunas Hence Hetu identity Indian philo Indian philosophy inference inherence Ishvara jiva Kanada kinds Kumarila and Prabhakara Law of Karma liberation logical material cause maya means mental modifications merit and demerit metaphysical Mimamsa Mimamsakas mind Moksha moral order Nayyayikas negation non-existence Nyaya holds Nyaya syllogism Nyaya system pain Patanjali perceived perception plurality Prabhakara Prakrti Prakrti and Purusa pramanas Pratyaksha produced Purusa quality and action Ramanuja reality realization recognise regarded relation rope Sabda Sabdapramana Samadhi Samkhya Samkhya system Samsara Sankara Sattva sense six systems soul spiritual systems of Indian tamas testimony theory things thinkers three gunas tion true nature truth ultimate Upanishads Vaisesika Vaisesika system valid knowledge Vedas Vedic Vyapti words world of objects Yoga system