An Insight into Educational Philosophy-an Indian Perspective: Gyana - the Path Leading Towards Moksha. Manifesting Bliss,liberation,freedom,union,truth, Auspiciousness & Eternity - Nilambar Deota - Books - LAP LAMBERT Academic Publishing - 9783659170775 - July 9, 2012
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An Insight into Educational Philosophy-an Indian Perspective: Gyana - the Path Leading Towards Moksha. Manifesting Bliss,liberation,freedom,union,truth, Auspiciousness & Eternity


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The book is the result of the accumulated knowledge over the years which could very well serve as beginners?text-book. It may serve as a genuine text-book in Indian universities and in all the depts.of philosophy across the world. On the concept of self-realization, Dr. Deota provides answers to questions like-I,the ultimate goal in life, real knowledge,the concept of ignorance etc. These questions are linked with education, philosophy, religion, spirituality & life management. The knowledge of philosophy liberates bound souls from their ignorance & leads them to Karma Yoga- for an august change. Lack of philosophy leads to misunderstanding, conflicts, superstitions, skepticism etc. In this era of IT, the insights & reflections on the quality of education, the knowledge for self-realization & actualization seems jettisoned from our life; so the book serves as a revival. Real philosophy creates a better understanding,roosts new ideas,nurtures long term relationships, creates positive & rational thinking,humane approach to handling conflicts & a trust in the concept of integration of mankind. Herein are discussed the 9 systems of Indian philosophy along with the concept of education.

Media Books     Paperback Book   (Book with soft cover and glued back)
Released July 9, 2012
ISBN13 9783659170775
Publishers LAP LAMBERT Academic Publishing
Pages 532
Dimensions 150 × 30 × 226 mm   ·   771 g
Language English  

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