Hindu Philosophy- A Rational Life

  Travelling in time, from one point of time to another is the most fascinating topic of science fiction from last one century. A vehicle called machine in which we can sit and ready for adventures in the past and able to see dinosaurs or travelling in future and to see over great-great grandchildren and lives on other exoplanets. It was H.G. Wells who gave a novel based on science fiction the ‘Time Machine’ in which Wells opened the idea of time travel in a machine and then there were movies and serials or comics on time travelling. And there were different paradoxes related to time travel and theories of warm hole in a fabric of time in which one can move from one place of time to another. And these theories also forced theoretical physicist Stephen Hawking to think on travelling backward and forward in time and then he reached on conclusion that time travel is not at all possible. Generally, the perspective of Albert Einstein that advanced the theory of relativity of time and space

  Is Death an ultimate liberation or it is a part of a cycle of birth and death? What after death? The soul survives or it decamped with body? What after mass deaths such like in pandemic, accident or  Genocide ? Death is the most mysterious topic from the evolution of human beings. Death remained mystery in Pyramids of Egypt and also it remains mystery in the stories of children speaking different languages and revealing their past lives.   To follow the mystery of death, here are coming up five different research articles and documentaries based on 1)    Death- philosophies and religions 2)    Death- science and research 3)    Death- mysteries, stories and unanswered questions 4)    Death- the final call 5)    Death- dream, reality, something, anything or nothing Coming soon- Please follow the blog Hindu Philosophy a rational Life

    It is real as well as unreal and -          It is universal as well as particular. -          It is permanent as well as momentary. -          It is one as well as many. Reality has infinite aspects which are all relative and Reality has infinite aspects which are all relative and we can know only some of these aspects all our judgements Syadvada or Sapta Bhangi Naya is the theory of relativity of knowledge. It means dialectic of the seven steps or the theory of seven fold judgement. The word Syad, literally means probable, perhaps may be and sayadvada is sometimes translated as the theory of probability or the doctrine of may be. But it is not in the literal sense of probability that the word syad is used here. Probability, suggests scepticism and Jainism is not scepticism sometimes the word syad is translated as somehow but this too smacks of agnosticism and Jainism is not agnosticism. The word syad is used here in the sense of the relative and the correct translation of syadvad