Archive - Indian Philosophy

Getting started with Indian Philosophy - A list of books

I’ve often been asked about some good books on Indian Philosophy. So here’s a list for getting started: Classical Indian Philosophy by Adamson a…

Jan 16, 2023 •

November 2022

An email of two aphorisms

The structure of Sūtra and Bhāshya

Nov 28, 2022 •

October 2022

Recap and Requests

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Oct 3, 2022 •

September 2022

An effective transformation

Understanding causation in Sāṃkhya Philosophy

Sep 20, 2022 •

The Sattva Operator

Negative to positive

Sep 5, 2022 •

August 2022

"Like medicine, philosophy must be ingested at regular intervals, and at prescribed dosages." - The Socrates Express

Aug 22, 2022 •

August 2021

Are you a name, a relation, or a professional title? OR are you merely an aggregate of memories? The Buddhists believe that there’s no Self, and…

Aug 30, 2021 •

Voice and Verse - I

A visual summary of key texts from various schools of Indian philosophy. Volume I - Nyāyasūtra

Aug 16, 2021 •

Language of the unreal

Understanding the Buddhist theory of Apoha

Aug 2, 2021 •

July 2021

A materialist manifesto

Understanding the Lokāyata philosophy

Jul 19, 2021 •

A wise line of philosophy

A timeline of Indian philosophers from 1000 BCE to 1500 CE

Jul 12, 2021 •

A fiery mountain

Logic in Nyāya philosophy

Jul 5, 2021 •

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