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portada The Land of Six Philosophies: SHABDAVERSE Volume 5 (en Inglés)
Formato
Libro Físico
Editorial
Idioma
Inglés
N° páginas
136
Encuadernación
Tapa Blanda
Dimensiones
21.6 x 14.0 x 0.8 cm
ISBN13
9789385384547

The Land of Six Philosophies: SHABDAVERSE Volume 5 (en Inglés)

Dalela, Ashish (Autor) · Shabda Press · Tapa Blanda

The Land of Six Philosophies: SHABDAVERSE Volume 5 (en Inglés) - Dalela, Ashish

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There is a widespread misconception at present that the Vedic tradition comprises many incompatible or discordant ideas, that evolved in time as the proclamations of different ideologues. This misconception has a long history that began with the false idea that "truth is one" so multiple descriptions truth must either be redundant or false. In contrast, the Rig Veda states, ekaṃ sat viprā bahudhā vadanti, which means "the truth is one, but the knowers describe it in many ways". So, why do the knowers describe the one truth in many ways? The answer is that the truth is personal. Quite like there is an elephant with five parts of trunk, tail, stomach, ears, and legs, the whole truth is one, but it has multiple parts. The whole is not known unless all of its parts are known, and the parts are not understood without the whole. Without knowing the elephant, a blind man calls the tail a binding rope, the legs a tree trunk, the trunk a fat pipe, the ears a winnowing fan, and the stomach a giant ball. After knowing the elephant, the trunk, tail, stomach, ears, and legs are described correctly. The whole and part are known interdependently. Any attempt to know them in isolation, or in disregard of other parts, produces misconceptions. This is also the case with the Six Systems of Vedic Darśana, in which Vedānta constitutes the whole, and Sāñkhya, Nyāya, Vaiśeṣika, Mīmāṃsā, and Yoga are parts. All those who study Vedānta while rejecting the other five, or those who study these six systems independently, create falsehoods. These falsehoods are byproducts of depersonalization of reality and the adoption of universalism of "truth is one", which has existed in both Western and Indian thinking, but it is not Vedic thinking. This anthology of articles rejects depersonalization and universalism and discusses the personalist description of reality.

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