Classical Indian Epistemology And Metaphysics - Study Mode

[#301] What time can be in Jainism?
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(B) Inferred

[#302] Whom among the following followed the philosophy of materiahsm?
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(C) Carvaka

[#303] Which one of the following is true of Buddhism?
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(C) Nirvana can be achieved both in this life arid life after death

Explanation

Solution: In Buddhism, Nirvana is the ultimate goal, representing the liberation from the cycle of birth, death, and rebirth (samsara). Nirvana can be achieved both in this life by attaining complete detachment and enlightenment, and after death when the enlightened being no longer experiences rebirth. This state is characterized by the cessation of suffering and desires, leading to ultimate peace and freedom.

[#304] What is define as Sakti, in Nyaya School?
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(A) Causal Potency

[#305] Self according to the Vaisesikas cannot be the serlestratum of knowledge when it becomes
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(D) liberated