Match the following two sets. Set - I provides the form of causation while Set - II gives the name of metaphysical entities as postulated by Sankhya Philosophy. Set - I (Form of causation) Set-II (Metaphysical entities) a) Cause only i) Purusa b) Effect only ii) Tanmatras c) Both cause and effect iii) Sensory and Motor organs d) Neither cause nor effect iv) Iswar v) Prakriti
(a) - (v), (b) - (iii), (c) - (ii), (d) - (i)
In classical Samkhya, root prakriti is uncaused but produces evolutes (cause only). Sensory and motor organs are evolutes without producing another tattva (effect only). Tanmatras arise from ahamkara and produce gross elements (both). Purusha is neither a product nor a material producer. Hence a–v, b–iii, c–ii, d–i.
Important Questions from Indian schools of philosophy
Which of the following are guidelines for the practice of meditation?
I. Select a peaceful, quiet, and peaceful place for the practice of meditation.
II. Allow your eyes to close gently so that inner awareness of yourself can enter.
What are the benefits of Dhanurasana?
I. It gives new energy to the throat
II. It cures tumors.
III. It relieves gastric troubles
According to the Upanishads, which of the following is the definition of education?
Sequence the last Five paths to liberation according to Buddha philosophy.
A. Right Concentration (SamyakSamadhi)
B. Right Effort (SamyakVyayama)
C. Right mindfulness (SamyakSmrti)
D. Right livelihood (SamyakAjiva)
E. Right conduct (SamyakKarmanta)
Choose the correct answer from the options given below:
Which country has long history of formal education institution?
