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Pratyaksha in
Indian philosophy is one of the six pramāṇa, or
means of
valid knowledge; it
means evidence from that
which is
present before the eye or...
- when one is able to
clearly know an object. All
laukika and
alaukika pratyakshas are savikalpa, but it is
necessarily preceded by an
earlier stage when...
- (inference) in
lacking a
direct or
immediate causal relation. It
differs from
Pratyaksha (perception),
states the text, in
using a
linguistic referent and the...
- from 1915 to 1932. In 1911
August 29 he
founded the
organization Brahma Pratyaksha Sadhujana Paripalana Parayar Sangam.
Kandan Kumaran was born on 25 October...
- will be
together forever (2016–2017)
Nikhil Khurana /
Pranav Misshra /
Pratyaksha Rajbhatt as
Nakul Singh Bedi:
Yuvraj and Divya's son; Smiley,
Chintu and...
- when one is able to
clearly know an object. All
laukika and
alaukika pratyakshas are savikalpa.
There is yet
another stage called Pratyabhijñā, when one...
- and Sree
Moolam Prajasabha member who
founded the
organization Brahma Pratyaksha Sadhujana Paripalana Parayar Sangam P. Kakkan,
Minister for Home Affairs...
- to a she-goat. Dignāga in his Pramāna-samuccya,
tells us that
amongst pratyaksha ('perception') that has the
particular for the
object and anumāna ('inference')...
- to
Indian philosophy, the
three traditional kinds of
knowledge are –
pratyaksha (empirical),
paroksha (conventional, universal) and
aparoksha (transcendental)...
- that the
universe was non-existent. 4. The
Determination of
perception (
pratyaksha pariccheda). Some
scholars believe that Kumārila's
understanding of Buddhist...