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• Upanayana (उपनयनम्)
  ...een made about Brahmacharya as a phase of student life but nowhere was the term Upanayana referred. It can therefore be deduced that the ceremony in itself ...3">Mookerji. Radha Kumud, (1947) Ancient Indian Education (Brahminical and Buddhist) London: MacMillan And Co., Ltd. (Page 182-190)</ref><ref name=":02" />
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• Shad Darshanas (षड्दर्शनानि)
  ...a sutras, called as ''Vatsyayana Bhashya''. This was sharply criticized by Buddhist Dinnaga. The term ''Astika'' comes from the Samskrit word Asti (अस्ति । there is
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• Brahmatattva (ब्रह्मतत्वम्)
  ...Volume 1 : The Early Phases (Prehistoric, Vedic and Upanishadic, Jaina and Buddhist).'' Calcutta : The Ramakrishna Mission Institute of Culture. (Pages 345-365 ...is well known that Brahman is Pure Consciousness, Shankaracharya uses the term Prajnana-ghana । प्रज्ञानघन for explaining It as seen
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• Karma (कर्म)
  ...Dharma encompassing almost all Indian traditions, including the Non-Vedic Buddhist, Jain and Sikh traditions, is the concept of Karma. ...d) has consequences, far in excess of what is visible to the eye. Thus the term Karma came to include not just actions but all its consequences (Phalita),
  75 KB (10,624 words) - 14:43, 25 July 2023
• Luminous insights by Swami Vivekananda, Sri Aurobindo and Pandit ddendayal Upadhyay about our nation and the mission: where they coincided or differed
  ...er taking the form of The Mother India.  This larger interpretation of the term Karmayoga, which otherwise means selfless work done with no expectation for ...e are like faint echoes to the lowest form of idolatry, agnosticism of the Buddhist and Atheism of Jains, each have place in the Hindu’s religion. Where then
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• The Essential thought of Swami Vivekananda : Agnishikha Swami Vivekananda
  ...and all the nations will follow you. Asoka's council was a council of the Buddhist faith. Akbar's, though more to the purpose, was only a parlour-meeting. It •       The term "duty", like every other universal abstract term, is impossible clearly to define; we can only get an idea of it by knowing
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