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The meaning of Darsana is
A
Sight
B
Vision
C
Mission
D
Inner Vision
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The meaning of Darsana is
Sight
Vision
Mission
Inner Vision
Yogi satisfied with the thoughts of
Self
Body
Sense organ
Mind
Nyaya-Vaiseshika Theory of Causation is called
Satkarya vada
Asatkarya vada
Parinama vada
Theory of Dependent Origination
The Seven Conditional judgements for knowledge according to Jainism is called
Saptharshi
Sapthanga marga
Saptha bhangi naya
Saptha Arya Satya
Cosmic view of Brahman is accepted by
Sankaracharya
Ramauja
Madhvacharya
Pathanjali
Acosmic view of Brahman is accepted by
Sankaracharya
Ramauja
Madhvacharya
Pathanjali
Which among the following is not a Heterodox system
Samkhya yoga
Jainism
Buddhism
Charvaka materialism
First chapter of Bhagavad Gita is
Samkhya Yoga
Arjuna vishada Yoga
Dhyana Yoga
Karma Yoga
The minutest particle of matter which cannot be further divided is calleda.
Samavaya
Paramanu
Samanya
Visesha
Sankaracharya regarded Brahman as
Saguna Brahman
Nirguna Brahman
Both
None
Para Brahman is
Saguna Brahman
Nirguna Brahman
Both
None
Apara Brahman is
Saguna Brahman
Nirguna Brahman
Both
None
The famous prophet of Jainism who is known as 24th Thirthangara is
Rshabha Deva
Prabhakara
Kumarila Bhatta
Vardhamana Mahavira
Who among the following is the founder of Buddhism
Rishabha Deva
Vardhmana Mahavira
Gautama Buddha
Brihaspati
Which one among the following is not come under 8 fold path
Right speech
Right behaviour
Right Action
Right concentration
Which among the following is not a Veda
Sama
Yajur
Sankhya
Rig
The word Samkhya means
Discriminative knowledge
Number
Investigation
Reasoning
The word Liberation means
Realization of the World
Realization of Environment
None of the above
Realization of Self
Upanishad teaches
Idealistic Monism
Monotheism
Pragmatism
Realism
Bhagavad Gita is a part of
Mahabharatha
Brahma Sutra
Matsya purana
Ramayana