The Vaisesika Darsana (Vedic Physics and Metaphysics of the Existing Universe)

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About the Book Vedic science is observer centre There and human dang These five senses are the receptors of the five elements of prakrit (nature) Since the entire creation is a play of live elements so. God has provided only five senses of receptors to a human being who is the highest developed species in the universe. Had there been six elements God would have provided six receptors to human beings Vaisesika to the physics and metaphysics of the existing universe. It not only defines and describes the material entities but the spiritual entitles observer and his mind It also defines, gravity, 4 laws of motion involving solid and liquid substances long before the birth of Newton. It talks about the adrsts or the ultimate unified force that explains all phenomena involving mind and matter This is a novelty in all Indian philosophies which try to explain the entire gamut of experiences, not restricting themselves to only the physical part of it as it is done in western science The present translation is the most authentic translation of the entire Vaisesika Darshana explaining all physical and metaphysical concepts in their true sense.

About the Author Prof Ravi Prakash Arya is a world-renowned Vedic Scholar Philologist, historian. and philosopher He is a prolific speaker and writer. He is a widely traveled scholar who has delivered more than 350 popular and academic talks on Various topics of the Vedas. Indian History. Linguistics, Philosophy Culture and Scientific Indian heritage in various countries of the world. He is doing pioneering work for preserving and propagating the universal and scientific Vedic heritage of India under the auspices of the Indian Foundation for Vedic Science. He has to his credit 75 research papers and 70 books running into 84 volumes on the various aspects of Vedas, Vedic Sciences, Vedic Exegesis, Vedic Philology. Vedic Philosophy, Religion. Indian History and Culture. He is the Chief Editor of a quarterly Research Journal Vedic Science dealing with the scientific Interpretation of Vedas & Allied literature and ancient Indian traditions. This Journal is acclaimed as an authoritative document on Vedic Sciences. He is also the editor of the annual World Vedic Calendar. He has convented several national and International conferences, seminars and workshops

Introduction Six philosophical thoughts, most often called as Şad Darsanas of ancient India are the help books to understand the different aspects of the comprehensive knowledge enshrined in the Vedas. These six Darsanas are not different from Vedas, but are the part and parcel 210 of the long Vedic tradition of India. That is why, these books are called as Astika (theist) Darsanas as they are pro-Vedas or say follow the guidelines of the Vedas. The 211 philosophical thoughts developed other than these were called as Nästika Darsanas or the philosophical thoughts developed disregarding the guidelines of the Vedas. The terms Astika and Nastika denote respectively pro-Vedas and anti-Vedas. The Yogadarśana deals with the spiritual/metaphysical aspect of creation. Its main objective is to help human beings to develop themselves to the extent as to realise the Supreme Power/God.

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