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    This document summarizes the major philosophical schools of thought in Indian philosophy between theistic and atheistic traditions. The theistic schools discussed include Nyaya-Vaisheshika, Yoga-Sankhya, Vedanta, and Mimamsa. The atheistic schools discussed include Charvaka, Jain, and Buddhist philosophies. For each school, some of their key concepts and theories are briefly outlined such as theories of knowledge, liberation, existence of God, causation, and reality.

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    PHILOSOPHY

    Indian
    Thiestic Athiestic
    Nyaya-Visheishika Charvaka
    Yog -Sankhya Jain
    Vedanta Buddha
    Mimansa

    1 Nyaya-Vaiesesika 1 Charvaka
    Theory of Categories
    Theory of Appearance
    Theory of Pramana
    Self 2 jain
    Liberation
    God
    Proofs for the Existence of God
    Theory of Causation
    Atomistic 3 Buddhism
    Theory of creation

    2 Sankhya
    Prakriti [only development not creation = evolution (Darwin), oldest(in gita), kapil sutra(oldest), ishw
    (karyakaran siddhant= satkaryavaad,(3 gunas-trigunatmak())not asatkaryavaad(ex nihilo ni
    Purusa
    Causation
    Liberation

    3 Yog
    Citta
    Cittavritti
    Klesas
    Samadhi
    Kaivalya

    4 Mimansa
    Theory of Knowledge

    5 Vedanta
    Brahma
    Isvara
    Atama
    Jiva
    Jagat
    Maya
    Avida
    Adhyasa
    Moksha
    Aprthaksiddhi
    ; Pancavidhabheda.

    6 Aurbindo
    Evolution
    Involution
    Integeral Yoga
    Athiestic

    Theory Of Knowledge
    Rejection Of Transcendental Identities

    Theory of reality
    Saptabhanginaya
    Bondage and liberation

    Pratittsampada
    Ksanikavada
    Niratmyavada.

    gita), kapil sutra(oldest), ishwarkrishna karika(tried to find out kapil sutra)]noone has created this universe but
    ot asatkaryavaad(ex nihilo nihil fit), UPADAN AND NIMMAT KARAN- matter=prakrati all

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