Description
This book”On the Utility of Examining Hindu Philosophical Systems” provides an in-depth exploration of various facets of Hindu philosophy. It commences with an introductory overview and a blueprint for the treatise. Subsequent sections delve into distinct schools of Hindu thought, encompassing the Sankhya doctrine, Nyaya, Vaiseshika, and Vedanta. Each chapter meticulously scrutinizes specific tenets within these systems, encompassing their perspectives on God, the soul, morality, immorality, and liberation. Furthermore, it presents critical assessments of Vedanta’s standpoints concerning the Supreme Spirit, the illusory nature of the world, and the soul’s identity with Brahma. This work delivers a thorough and insightful analysis of Hindu philosophical systems.
