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ShadPramanas (षड्प्रमाणाः) (view source)
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A person, who has perceived a cow in a town goes to a forest, and perceives a wild cow. He has an apprehension "this animal is similar to a cow" owing to the meeting of his eyes with the animal.. This knowledge of similarity of a cow with a wild cow is acquired by comparison.
A person, who has perceived a cow in a town goes to a forest, and perceives a wild cow. He has an apprehension "this animal is similar to a cow" owing to the meeting of his eyes with the animal.. This knowledge of similarity of a cow with a wild cow is acquired by comparison.
Arthaapatti Pramana
=== Arthaapatti Pramana ===
Arthapatti is the presumption of something for the explanation of a known fact. The word arthaapatti gies under various translations as presumption, postulation, supposition, implication, and assumption. When a given or perceived fact cannot be explained without some other fact we have to presuppose or postulate the existence of this other fact even though we do not perceive it. Example : when a particular person named Chaitra, known to be alive, is not found in his house, it is assumed that he must be somewhere outside. What is presumed is said to be a distinct source of knowledge.
Anupalabdhi Pramana
other subsidary pramanas are upamana, arthaprapti, anupalabdhi, sambhava, etihya lipi, loka pramana.
other subsidary pramanas are upamana, arthaprapti, anupalabdhi, sambhava, etihya lipi, loka pramana.