Vaisheshika
philosophers were a kind of Radical Pluralists they divided the reality into
Different (6 viz Dravya, Guna, Karma, Samanya, visesa ,samavaya) categories.
Each categories had been divided into further subdivisions.
Again To quote N
Das Gupta (History of Indian philosophy part 1 ch-8 pg 312)
Again
To quote S N Das Gupta (History of Indian philosophy part 1 ch-8
pg 312)
On
the meaning of “ vegha” S N Das Gupta (History
of Indian philosophy part 1 ch-8 pg 316):
It
is to be carefully noted that vegha is a property of the guna it doesn’t mean
velocity as used in physics.
Each categories had http://theclearwaterattorney.com been divided into further subdivisions.
ReplyDeleteDude this Rishi may or may not have figured out Laws of motion but ur analysis is crap
ReplyDeleteSo the ancient books did dwell upon these issues. You may interpret whatever but main point is that they had the knowledge
ReplyDeleteur analysis is ur interpretation..not theirs :/ if u really want to prove dem wrong giv an explanation dat people can understand and explain ur point so well dat it leaves no doubts!
ReplyDeleteI HAD NOTICED THAT THERE IS WRITTEN N DAS GUPTA INSTEAD OF S N DAS GUPTA... IT MUST BE CORRECTED BY THE AUTHOR....THANK'S
ReplyDeleteROFL! Pathetic attempt. While it can be argued that Kanad didn't define them in the ways we do, he certainly had had a great insight. And that too 1600 years ago!!!
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