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Q. According to the Jainas, ……………. and……………are regarded as separate and independent realities

Q. The muktikopanisad gives the number of the Upanisads as…………

Q. Indian philosophy takes an introspective approach to reality, concerning itself with knowledge of the inner life and the……………

Q. ……………..involves recognition of the truth, an awareness of the impact of idle gossip and of repeating rumors.

Q. …………recognizes the need to take the ethical approach in life, to consider others and the world we live in.

Q. All objects of the world have the characteristics of producing pleasure, pain and bewilderment.

Q. In the …………... Upanishad, Brahman is described as that from which all beings are born, by which they live, and into which they are reabsorbed.

Q. The lokakasa contains all the worlds where life and movement are and at the summit of Lokäkäsha is ………….

Q. Pratityasamutpada, viewed from the point of view of reality is……………..