Philosophical Essays

In this book, the author explores a variety of philosophical themes, presenting a collection of essays that cover a wide range of subjects. The topics included delve into Idealism in Gentile, International Morality, Approach to Metaphysics, Some Aspects of Buddhist Philosophy, Croce and Buddhism, General Introduction to Tantra Philosophy, Yoga Psychology, Philosophy of Vasubandhu in Vimsika and Trimsika, Dogmas of Indian Philosophy, Implications of Realism in the Vedanta, Message of Buddhism, Yoga Theory of the Relation of Mind and Body, Epistemology of the New School of Logic in Bengal, Maya of Sankara and his Followers, Meaning of Culture, and A Hindu View of Religion. In a deeper sense than typically perceived, religion encompasses the spiritual manifestation of our personality. Art, although supportive of religion, differs in spiritual expression by avoiding material forms. Art embodies creative activity expressed through sensory forms, engrossing the inner self in emotional elation. The subject of representation varies from landscapes to emotional complexities, with the sensory elements evolving from the spontaneous and joyful flow of the creative mind.