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COMPLETE WORKS OF DR K.C.VARADACHARI – VOL10 cause is known. Thus the causal approach which is considered to be the approach of rationality has been the significant direction of Buddhist philosophical ethical problem and solution. 48
ABHAVA AND ANUPALABDHI OR Non – Existence and Non – perception The perception of non – existence is obviously rendered by the means of knowledge known as anupalabdhi. This pramana or right means of knowledge has to be admitted because it is claimed that this is a case of kevalavyatireki as a matter of fact for in the example ‘when there is no vision of an object there is no existence of it also since where there is vision of an object there is its existence. But it is seen that there is no manner by which one can grasp the want of vision or want of existence. This negative conjunction, if we may so say is a case of kevalavyatireki and it can never be really a method of arriving at an invariable concomitance. Negative being is held to be not an object of perception though Naiyayikas have held that non-existence is perceived as when we do not a fruit on a table where it was before. There is no doubt that we see a place empty of
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MYTHOLOGY AND MODERNISM It is usual
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KABIR The Philosophy of Kabir follo
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