The problem of suffering occupies a central position in Indian philosophy, where the examination of human existence is frequently connected with the search for freedom from existential limitation, ignorance, attachment, and the cycle of birth and death. Yet Indian philosophical traditions do not offer a single, uniform account of either suffering or liberation. Buddhist philosophy explains...
The paper “Role of Yoga in the Treatment of Mental Illness: A Philosophical Evaluation” explores yoga as a multidimensional therapeutic system addressing the cognitive, affective, physiological, and existential dimensions of mental illness. Moving beyond its popular physical connotations, yoga is examined here as an integrated discipline grounded in Indian philosophical traditions - especially...
Consciousness, as a fundamental aspect of human experience, has been a subject of profound inquiry across philosophy, culture, and the rapidly evolving field of artificial intelligence (AI). This paper explores the multifaceted nature of consciousness as a nexus where these domains intersect. By examining philosophical theories of consciousness, cultural interpretations of self-awareness, and...