philo

represents the prevention of something from growing or extending beyond certain limits, a limiting rule or circumstance

• The Soul
• Limitations
• Transcendence

existence beyond material existence. The act of moving beyond physical needs and realities

• The Soul
• Limitations
• Transcendence

an inner, transcendental possession of living things. It is interconnected with a man’s will and thinking; can think, dream, imagine, memorize, reason out

• The Soul
• Limitations
• Transcendence

Generally, refers to the idea that there are two Dualism fundamental kinds or categories of things or principles. In the philosophy of mind, it is the theory that the mental and the physical—or mind and body or mind and brain—are, in some sense, radically different kinds of thing.

• Dualism
• Monism
• Hinduism
• Buddhism

in contrast, refers to the idea that there is only one fundamental kind, category of thing or principle, which has The monistic model rejects any splitting of man into parts and views him as a unified organism of great complexity and varied functioning. ( emphasizes man’s absolute basic unity)

• Dualism
• Monism
• Hinduism
• Buddhism

is said to be the oldest living religion. It has no single founder, no single scripture, and no commonly agreed set of teachings, which therefore make it look more like a way of life or a family of religions more than a single religion.

• Dualism
• Monism
• Hinduism
• Buddhism

Attending to one’s dharma or duty, with right spiritual attitudes coupled with a self-imposed discipline whereby bodily desires would be channeled in the right directions, the Buddha believes one can achieve the ultimate state of the soul or nirvana. - generally is the search for the answers to the riddle of life’s sufferings, disease, old age, and death.

• Dualism
• Monism
• Hinduism
• Buddhism

The four Primary Values of Hinduism

• wealth
• duty
• pleasure
• enlightenment
• health

means Oneness with reality.

• Moksha
• Brahman
• Moksha Brahamman
• Moksha Brahman

a is a state of spiritual joy, without negative emotions or fears. Attaining Nirvana or reaching enlightenment means extinguishing the three fires of greed, delusion and hatred.

• Buddhism
• Nirvana
• The transformation of one’s mind
• Noble