HISTORICAL PERSPECTIVES OF LIBERATION IN HINDUISM

Authors

  • Arabinda Basu Aurobindo Academy, Pondicherry.

Keywords:

The Vedic Quest for Immortality, Self-Liberation in Upanishads, Saiva Siddhanta Sayujya, The Kaivalya of Siimkhya-Yoga, The Vedantic Schools on Liberation, Nyaya-Vaiseshika Liberation

Abstract

The idea of liberation in Indian spiritual tradition is a very vast subject.All Indian philosophy is designed to show man a way to release him from his present state of existence.Even the Indian materialist, Charz, lika, spoke of moksha which naturally meant for him physical death.There is a logic behind this conception of the materialist.Whatever else release may mean, all Indian philosophical systems affirm that relase is a state inwhich there is no pain or suffering.

References

Sri. Aurobindo, The Life Divine (New York:1947),p.784.

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Published

1977-03-31

How to Cite

Arabinda Basu. (1977). HISTORICAL PERSPECTIVES OF LIBERATION IN HINDUISM. Journal of Dharma, 2(1), 82–99. Retrieved from https://dvkjournals.in/index.php/jd/article/view/1764

Issue

Vol. 2 No. 1 (1977): Journal of Dharma

Section

Articles