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6 Sources of Knowledge According to Ancient Indian Philosophies
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A Brief Thread on Pramana-s (Sources or Evidence of Knowledge)
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A Brief Thread on Pramana-s (Sources or Evidence of Knowledge)
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Pratyakṣa (Perception)
This is the most direct form of knowledge, obtained through the five senses (sight, hearing, taste, smell, touch) or the mind. It's considered to be the most immediate and reliable source of knowledge. #Pratyaksha #Perception
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This is the most direct form of knowledge, obtained through the five senses (sight, hearing, taste, smell, touch) or the mind. It's considered to be the most immediate and reliable source of knowledge. #Pratyaksha #Perception
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Anumāna (Inference):
Inference is the process of deriving conclusions based on perceived evidence or premises.
It's a critical tool for developing knowledge when direct perception isn't possible and is widely used in philosophical debates. #Anumana #Inference
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Inference is the process of deriving conclusions based on perceived evidence or premises.
It's a critical tool for developing knowledge when direct perception isn't possible and is widely used in philosophical debates. #Anumana #Inference
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