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VP05 - What is Mimamsa & Vedanta Philosophy?
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- What is Mimamsa & Vedanta Philosophy?
This is the third video in the three-part series which talks about 6 Major Orthodox Indian Philosophy.
Part 1- Nyaya and Vaisesika Philosophy
• VP03 - What is Nyaya &...
Part 2- Samkhya & Yoga Philosophy.
• VP04 - What is Samkhya...
Part 3 - Mimamsa & Vedanta
• VP05 - What is Mimamsa...
Each of them covers the basic nature and main features of the philosophy and then provides the answers to the big questions. It concludes with their recommended practice.
Each of them covers the basic nature and main features of the philosophy and then provides the answers to the big questions. It concludes with their recommended practice.
Other videos on Indian Philosophy are
1. What is Indian Philosophy?
Why Indians needed Philosophy and How it is different from Western Philosophy?
• VP01 - What is Indian ...
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What a brilliant summarization of these 2 Indian school of thought. The last table is just "chef's kiss"!
Thank you so much
Excellent five star lectures with Clarity and exemplify the diverse use vocabulary is a habitual mind product used as the only tool of human beings of a profound civilization.
The lectures dissolve some myth of the use of language. In all fundamental ways Samkyya stands out terse and yoga stands out its practice with a vantage point. Intellect runs the key tool. While Vedanta of shankara et al. Make it verbose encyclopedic.
Yet with all the good use of intellect. The manu runs supreme on the caste societies that bring enormous suffering and indignities today. And the Brahman is patronized in a few privileged hand in a scheme of pyramid. In scripture is a not a contradiction yet humans in India make it a contradiction.
Wonderful interpretation in a very lucid way so even the beginners can understand with clarty. Really exhilarating.
Thank you 🙏
Excellent concise and clear introduction to Indian Philosophy. It will definitely generate further interests on Indian Philosophy.
Thank you very much.
Thank you 🙏
Amazing series
Wonderful knowledge...thank you
Great, Sir...
Great presentation...it made my understanding about these different philosophies a bit easy.
Sir, I really appreciate your all three videos.You have done wonderful job. Though, I had seen a lot of videos on this and read the literature also , but everything seemed to be confusing without any beginning and end. But after watching your videos , I have been successful in understanding and putting all things in right order and perspective. There seems to be slight mistake from your side when you said that the three bodies are : Gross , Subtle and Casual. But I think the third one is CAUSAL not Casual. In future kindly bring more videos and inform the viewers. I have subscribed and upvoted all the videos. I am deeply interested in spirituality and have read many scriptures. I am retired College Principal.
Thank You for your feedback and correction, appreciate it.
Thanks sir...
Nice explanation...
All your videos are excellent for the beginners, with clarity.
A good way of presentation and short and lucid explanations.
Thank you Usha ji 🙏
Amazing video, need more of this please
Thanks for a very lucid explanation
All 3 videos were excellent
Great 👍
Good work 👍
Thanks a lot for your valuable teachings sir
It's my pleasure
XLNT!!!
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Make video on upnisad. These three are excellent for beginners. Thanks
Very well explained, thanks.
Very useful, thank you
Glad it was helpful!
Simply Wonderful.
Loved The way You Presented all the lecturers!
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Can we get more Elaborated Videos on the concepts & propagation of Each of the Schools???
In reality, Vedanta school borrows ideas or copies and paste certain sections from different schools such as Nyaya, Samkhya and Yoga and uses in very smart way to prove its philosophy 😎
Respected sir, Thank you so much for your clarification about these knowledge.
I'd like to ask you, are any of Hindus in modern era still producing/printing any of these works on ritual books?. ..or is this only a sadhana that can be learned from a Guru?
I would like to see some of these ritual and see if there are any that I would like to conduct for the well being of my self , family and loved ones.
Thanks for your question, the one I know is in Hindi language; not sure if there is a translation available, this is simple easy to understand book to follow the rituals, many priest also use this book; it is called - Nitya Karma Puja Prakash published through Gita Press. Though if you know someone who is qualified Hindu priest trained through Vedic tradition like in Gurukula then he or she will be able to properly guide you through ritual steps.
What are the five-six sources of knowledge? Can someone help? Thank you sir understandable video 🙏
All three videos ar excellent...
Thank you 🙏
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Thankyou very helpful
Great work
rohit sharma 🙏
Do you Teach Sanskrit Viswa Ji?
No Bhasker ji, but thank you for asking 🙏
Sir such philosophy lectures are really good to understand philosophy for upsc preparation please make some videos like this on charvaka ,Buddha and jaina philosophy it will really help me for my preparation🙏
Thankyou
You’re welcome 😊
This is mere interpretation... Obviously he's not learnt it the traditional way.. so it's nothing to do with either purva mimsusa or uttara mimsusa..does this guy even perform Sandhya Vandana? Tht he's talking about mimanusa...very disturbing
Thanks for taking time to watch and comment on the video, I hope you do not practice Sandhya Vandana in the same manner you post comment 🙏
@@VishwaYoga i obviously do..
Obviously you did not get what I expressed.
So bad.
Vedanta has no "many". Atman is Brahman, there are not many Atman. Atman is one, Atman is Brahman. Your whole tree/forest analogy is wrong.
Also, the Universe itself is not Brahman, but rather an appearance (reflection) of Brahman. All Maya is an appearance of Brahman.
Thank you for taking time to watch & comment on a Bad stuff. Beauty of Maya 🙏
good slideshow, good preparation but poor presentation, just reciting the lines.
Thank you 🙏
There is no proof of vyasa in vedas buddy, you just reading puran and talking with half knowledge. jaimini is not student of vyasa, because vyasa didnt exist....
Felix Universe with due respect I have just shared what I know, nowhere I claim to have full knowledge, but this much I know that Vyasa is the compiler of Vedas not the author, please don’t get confused with Veda and Vedanta philosophy (of Brahmasutra). I will appreciate if you share and enlighten with your knowledge. 🙏
How can there be the mention of Vyasa in Vedas. Vyas is not the author, he simply complied what was already there.
Wrong vyasa did existed but my thing is it has nothing to do with Philosophy what matters to us is core philosophy and idea not about whether he existed or not as ultimately philosophy is for each individual to follow and practice there's no dogma here.
@@Infiniteemptiness Agree 100%. Maybe I saw you in the comment section of Nex Vid channel
@@animax1034 yeah I watch his videos
What you are taking about is not Hindu but Buddhist philosophy
Correct. You are right on Dot. 👌
*Average delusional bimte