Darsanas
A Course in Indian Philosophy
Indian Philosophy its content is of course completely irrelevant to the world of greed and money-making which has replaced the remarkably idealistic societies emerging from the crucible of death and destruction in the Second World War. Then. the surviviors were glad to be alive and wanted to fill the mourning world with new joy, not with money.
मीमांसातर्कभाषा
This book, Mimamsatarkabhasa, is a great leap in the advancement of Mimamsa. Along with Mimamsanaya-bhusanam, and Mimamsapadarthavijnanam, the trio of Mimamsa books composed by Prof. Nyaupane is undeniably the greatest work in Mimamsa this century has seen. He has previously composed and or translatd more than 30 books, such as, Kalachakratantram, Guhyasamajatantram, Hevajra-tantram, Lahidi Kriyayog Samhita, Bauddhadarsanabhumi, Bauddhapramanasastram, Tarinivarivasya, Darsanasandoha and so on.
Upamana In Indian Philosophy
Sarva-Darsana-Samgraha of Madhavacarya
Presuppositions Of India’s Pholosophies
The Vedanta Doctrine of Sri Sankaracarya
The Sankhya Aphorisms of Kapila
The present translation of Aphorisms of Kapila by J.R. Ballantyne is so rendered as to make it possible for an average reader to understand the complex thought structure of Sankhya philosophy in a language that is easy and graspable. It will be of great help to those who are desirous of knowing not only the historical background of Indian thought, but also want to know as to how existential questions of life and death have been tackled.
Indian Philosophy and Religion
Six Vedic Systems of Indian Philosophy
This book professes to be no more than a description of some of the salient points of each of the six systems of Indian philosophy. It does not claim to be exhaustive. It is calculated to appeal to the beginners and to arouse their curiosity in the subject. I hope that this presentation of the fundamental tenents of the six systems of Indian philosophy will be superseded by a more comprehensive examination of Indian philosophy.
