Philosophy & Religion

What Are the Differences Between Confucius and the Analects?

The term ‘humanity’ in Confucius’s time was highly regarded, and he viewed human beings as being of one mind and spirit, which he described as “benevolence non maleficence”. In this way, he presented mankind as having the potential for positive and constructive change. He also felt that people should be respected as their equals, and …

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Sri Aurobindo – Psychic, Mystical, and Intermediate Zone of the Spiritual Life

Sri Aurobindo means Teaching Boat-farer to the World. The greatest Indian philosopher, moralist, and educator who ever lived was born at the small state of Tamilnadu on the Indian subcontinent. He was called by the name Sri Aurobindo because that is the name of the city where he lived, and also because he used to …

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A Contemporary Review of Sarvepalli Radhakrishnan’s The River of Mirrors

The birthday is commemorated to celebrate the birthday of India s only Vice President, Dr. Sarvepalli Radhakrishnan who was born on this day in 1908. He was also the first President of India. A former lawyer and a judge, he rose to prominence while serving as the first vice president of India, which is now …

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An Introduction to Hindu Philosophy – dharma | Hindu Philosophy

Wikipedia defines “Dharma” as “a term used to describe an ethical principle or practice that promotes knowledge and action.” With this definition in mind, one can see that it encompasses the concepts of all the major religions. However, as is evident from the countless scriptures, books, websites and other references that we consult everyday, there …

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Reciting the Yajnavalkya Rishi Sutra With the Help of Bhajan Subhairles

Yajnavalkya Rishi, known as Rishi Shastra, was the founder of Srimad Bhagvatam. He was a highly skilled and eccentric thinker who is credited with having devised many philosophical themes, such as those reflected in the Yoga Sutras. As the founder of Srimad Bhagvatam, he wrote numerous books on philosophy, mathematics and science, all of which …

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