The concept of Jnana, Vijnana and Prajnana according to Vedanta philosophy*
@article{Sridhar2015TheCO, title={The concept of Jnana, Vijnana and Prajnana according to Vedanta philosophy*}, author={Mk Sridhar}, journal={International Journal of Yoga - Philosophy, Psychology and Parapsychology}, year={2015}, volume={3}, pages={5 - 8} }
The words such as jnana, vijnana and prajnana have wide and multifarious meanings in the Hindu thoughts and especially in the Vedanta philosophy. They just does not mean any kind of knowledge but a systematic methodology and encompass a plethora of disciplines, be it in the realms of art, science or philosophy. The aim and purpose of such knowledge are to help the individual in attaining happiness and welfare in this world leading to salvation. The goals of every Hindu, nay, any seeker revolves…
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How to cite this article: Sridhar MK. The concept of Jnana, Vijnana and Prajnana according to Vedanta philosophy*
- Int J Yoga -Philosop Psychol Parapsychol
- 2015
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- Int J Yoga ‐ Philosop Psychol Parapsychol 2015;3:5‐8
- 2015
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