Buddhism emphasizes that all the phenomena in the universe exist according to cause and effect theory. One thing exists depending on another thing. There is no independent nature of anything.. Udāna mentions “whenever ...

The sense perception is the experience taken through the senses about the external objects. The same experience is known as the evident knowledge in the texts like Tarka Śãstra, Nyãya Bindu etc... As well it is said that ...

Mahayana Buddhism views that the Buddha manifests in three different bodies Dharma-kaya (truth body) Sambhoga-kaya (bliss body) Nirmana-kaya (emanation body). This Tri-kaya concept was developed with the demise of the ...

The word “Yoga” is rooted in the Sanskrit word “Yuj”. Its meaning is “Unification of Jeewathma and the Brahmathma”. According to Hindu Philosophy, in order to achieve purification, one must be unified with immortal soul. ...

Ayurveda is an ancient Indian system of medicine, which stresses principally on prevention of body ailments rather than simply relieving pathological problems or symptoms. A literature survey was carried out to collect ...

Sanskrit literature is the full of various literary aspects. Among them didactic method is the attractive way to express one's feelings about the society in which one lives. Actually, the main objective of didactic method ...