
The Concept of Knowledge
What is knowledge? Knowledge is Truth. Truth has no time boundaries and is eternal.

What is knowledge? Knowledge is Truth. Truth has no time boundaries and is eternal.

Limitation of human level of knowledge – There is a limitation to know beyond the causal cosmos and the process of creation.

Most of ancient civilizations were benefited from the knowledge imparted from Ancient India. Besides from various Universities, Maharishis or sages used to stay in Samadhi

Rigveda Sukta 6.1 > ६,००१.०१ त्वं ह्यग्ने प्रथमो मनोतास्या धियो अभवो दस्म होता ।६,००१.०१ त्वं सीं वृषन्नकृणोर्दुष्टरीतु सहो विश्वस्मै सहसे सहध्यै ॥६,००१.०२ अधा होता न्यसीदो

What is this mind and where did it come from? According to the ancient philosophy, mind is a subtle element of nature. Is the mind

Ordinary people know only basic two types of mind, that is conscious mind and subconsciousness mind, while there is another type or level of mind
Ancient philosophy refers primarily to the philosophy that originated in the beginning of the universe or the world, or in the ancient world and persisted until today. Some of the earliest thinkers in ancient philosophy were called ancient philosophers and sages or rishis. These thinkers have attained wisdom and would teach it to others or the world.
Ancient philosophy encompasses foundational thought systems from antiquity, primarily focusing on ancient traditions, but also including world oldest philosophies like vedic philosophy and ancient vedic thought, exploring existence, knowledge, ethics, and the cosmos using reason, laying groundwork for ancient thought, while ancient vedic philosophy evolved primarily from world’s oldest scripture the vedas, ancient vedic texts and ancient vedic traditions.
Ancient science philosophy refers to the oldest science of the world and early inquiries into the ancient and natural world and human existence, primarily developed in ancient world. These inquiries, often intertwined with philosophy, laid the groundwork for both scientific and philosophical thought in later eras. Key figures include ancient philosophers, sages and thinkers in the ancient period or time. Their ideas covered philosophy itself, spirituality, cosmology, physics, mathematics, and logic, often using reason and observation to explain the world.
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Basic philosophical questions explore existence, knowledge, life, values, and reason, asking fundamental questions like: What is existence? (philosophy) What is Universe (Cosmology) What is real? (Metaphysics) What can we know? (Epistemology) How should we live? (Ethics) What is beauty? (Aesthetics) and Does God exist? (Religion/Metaphysics). Life Basic inquiries, such as “What is the meaning of life?”, “Do we have free will?”, and “What is consciousness?”, challenge our assumptions about ourselves and the world.
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