Articles on भारतीय दर्शन
कर्मबंधन और आत्मस्वातंत्र्य : भारतीय दृष्टि
Jain Bharati, 2007
The text contrasts Western and Indian philosophical views on free will. It states that Western thought narrowly applies free will only to the present world, whereas Indian philosophy grants humans freedom of will across all three worlds. The core argument is…
ज्ञान : इंद्रियों के बिना भी संभव
By डॉ. बच्छग़ाज दुगड · Jain Bharati, 2007
The text examines the philosophical debate on whether knowledge is possible without sensory organs, focusing on the concept of extra-sensory perception (atindriya jnana) in Indian philosophy. It contrasts the views of the Mimamsa and Charvaka schools, which…
दार्शनिक परंपरा में समत्व चिंतन
Jain Bharati, 2006
The text discusses the concept of "samatva" (equanimity) as a central theme in Indian philosophy, emphasizing its role in achieving liberation (moksha). It traces this idea across various traditions, including Jainism, Buddhism, the Bhagavad Gita, and the…
पुनर्जन्म : भारतीय दृष्टि
Jain Bharati, 2004
Indian philosophy, both Vedic and non-Vedic, considers ignorance the root cause of rebirth, and knowledge the means to liberation. The cycle of repeated birth and death is seen as painful and binding, with liberation (moksha) as the ultimate goal. Rebirth is…
बौद्धिक परंपराएं और भविष्य
Jain Bharati, 2004
The text explores the relationship between individual karma, suffering, and the nature of dharma. It questions the assumption that one's actions only affect oneself, arguing that if this were true, one would be solely responsible for their own happiness and…
विमर्श
By रमेशचन्द्र शाह · Jain Bharati, 2001
The text, authored by Mameshchandra Shah, critiques the state of Indian intellectualism and its relationship with indigenous values and philosophies. It argues that the crisis is not merely about truth but also about values, which emerge from our…