Salvation Methods in Indian Philosophy: A Match Guide
The correct matches for achieving salvation are: Nyaya (Logical thinking), Mimamsa (Vedic rituals), Sankhya (Acquisition of real knowledge), and Vedanta (Knowledge of self).
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Exam Year
2019
Evidence Source
Link ↗Match list-I with list-II and select the correct answer using the codes given below the lists:List-I (Philosophy)
A. Nyaya Darshan
B. Mimamsa Darshan
C. Sankhya Darshan
D. Vedanta DarshanList-II (Methods of achieve salvation)
1. Acquisition of real knowledge
2. Knowledge of self
3. Performing vedic rituals
4. Logical thinking
[UPBEO Prelims 2019]
Detailed Solution & Historical Context
Concept
Each of the six orthodox schools of Hindu philosophy prescribes a unique 'Marga' or path to achieve the final goal of liberation (Moksha).
Authentic Source Evidence
Nyaya emphasizes correct reasoning (Logic). Mimamsa focuses on 'Dharma' through Vedic rituals. Sankhya aims for 'Viveka-Jnana' (Real knowledge of Purusha vs. Prakriti). Vedanta focuses on 'Atma-Jnana' (Knowledge of the Self/Brahman).
Analytical Breakdown
Conceptual Deep Dive & Logic
"What is the difference between 'Self-knowledge' in Vedanta and 'Real knowledge' in Sankhya?"
Examiner's Mindset & Pro-Tip
"The diversity of these methods shows that the Indian tradition recognized multiple intellectual and ritualistic temperament styles as valid paths to spiritual freedom."
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