This article develops a triadic model of knowledge in Islamic thought by examining the epistemological contributions of Kalām, Sufism, and Islamic philosophy. It argues that these three traditions represent distinct yet interconnected epistemic dimensions within the broader intellectual landscape of Islam.Kalām articulates a rational taxonomy of cognition, distinguishing divine from human...
This paper offers a redefined, self-management through the lens of ethics, drawing on the early Buddhist canonical texts. By employing a qualitative thematic methodology from focused studies of the, Dīgha Nikāya; Majjhima Nikāya; and, Aṅguttara Nikāya, this study seeks to define self-management as a cohesive, systemic construct that consists of ethical discipline (sīla), mental discipline...
Vipassana meditation, discovered by Buddha approximately 2500 years ago, is one of the oldest meditation techniques in India. This meditation technique is a non-denominational scientific technique of self-transformation through self-observation in society. This leads human society to a progressive and better insight and a positive health 1appearance. Vipassana meditation is a moral and social...