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* [[Mimamsa Darshana (मीमांसदर्शनम्)]]

* [[Mimamsa Darshana (मीमांसदर्शनम्)]]

* [[Vedanta Darshana (वेदान्तदर्शनम्)]]

* [[Vedanta Darshana (वेदान्तदर्शनम्)]]

}}Each Darshana is associated with a rishi, a preceptor, who gives its principles in the form of Sutras or short terse sentences embedded with a great meaning in them. Thus the [[Shastra Lekhana Paddhati (शास्त्रलेखनपद्धतिः)|shastra lekhana paddhati]] or the writing format of shastras primarily involve the Sutras for which Bhashyam, a commentary and further on Vritti or Vartikas which are also explanatory notes are written by various authors. The object of all the darshanas is the same - to rescue men from sufferings of three kinds  

}}Purva Mimamsa is commanly called as Mimamsa, while Uttara Mimamsa is called Vedanta. Each Darshana is associated with a rishi, a preceptor, who gives its principles in the form of Sutras or short terse sentences embedded with a great meaning in them. Thus the [[Shastra Lekhana Paddhati (शास्त्रलेखनपद्धतिः)|shastra lekhana paddhati]] or the writing format of shastras primarily involve the Sutras for which Bhashyam, a commentary and further on Vritti or Vartikas which are also explanatory notes are written by various authors. The object of all the darshanas is the same - to rescue men from sufferings of three kinds  

* Adhyatmika

* Adhyatmika

* Adibhautika

* Adibhautika

|Patanjali

|Patanjali

|Vyasa bhashyam

|Vyasa bhashyam

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|Pratyaksha, Anumana, Shabda

|Sutras are 198 arranged in 4 padas.

|Sutras are 198 arranged in 4 padas. Aim is chittavrtti virodha (stop the movements of Chitta or manas)

Sa-Ishvara Samkhya siddhantam

Sa-Ishvara Samkhya siddhantam

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|Mimamsa Darshana

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|System of Interpreting the Vedic texts

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|Jaimini

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|Shabara bhashyam

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|Prabhakara school : Pratyaksha, Anumana, Shabda, Upamana, Arthapatti

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|Concerned with the jnanakanda of the Veda. Brahmasutras.

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