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Nihilistic Story   (I will be posting a separate article on nihilism very soon but to get fundamental understanding of it i think the story i created will be helpful.) A boy with courage to sacrifice for answers -     A boy name Ram born into a middle class family and ready to face the world curiously with lot of interesting questions and open mindness. He always ask several questions to his parent some are so relevant and common that his parents have no problem answering them, However some queries of him always bother his parents. He will probably ended up doing very great in life his parents always have guaranteed assumption about him. As he growing up with increasing curiosity and hunger to know everything he could ever possibly imagine. He starts finding solutions on his own with the help of internet, books and bunch of other resources. His hunger to know all and everything never satisfies with his attempts. In order to find out greatest mysteries of universe and their answers he t

My views on Charvaka          Charvakan philosophy is one of the revolutionary philosophy in the history of Hinduism. Charvaka philosophy called as "Lokayata" . It emphasis on materialistic school of thoughts meaning only material things sure to exist. It completely disregard the idea of God, Ancient scriptures, Vedas, etc. It seeks for sensual pleasure to achieve happiness. According to Charvaka we can only confirm the existence of materialistic things or anything for that matter through sensory organs. Charvaka believes firmly on senses, perception and experiences. Though it tend to bent towards the subjectivity, because everything that is linked to one's senses and their experience is the result of their bodies chemical composition, mental and physical ability which in turn is subjective to a great extend. Charvaka is brave enough to serve bitter Atheism to people of his time who deeply believes in ancient Vedas, scriptures, sacred books and the holy concepts like Kar

Part 2 of Solipsism      The philosophy of solipsism is given by French philosopher Rene Descartes. He has quoted a very famous quote - "I think therefore, I am" meaning, if there are thoughts and questions then there must be someone thinking or asking them which in turn confirms the existence of thinker. And apart from that everything else live in illusionary space. The philosophical ideologies of Rene Descartes promotes the simulation Theory. (Don't worry if you don't have any clue of about simulation theory I will try explain the simulation theory in some other post.) For now lets move ahead...     One way to use solipsism by means of introspection that is to inspect your inner self. In addition Meditation can be used as tool to alleviate the aspects of introspection. But why to use meditation because it will help us to examine the state of mind and to know the fact that we don't have control over our thoughts. Lets prove it Don't think of a black car , i a

Solipsism Demystified     Solipsism is a philosophical idea that claims only one's mind is sure to exist. As there is no way we can predict or speculate what goes on others mind which confirms the credibility of solipsism a little bit. Prior to, first try to understand that the brain is the integral organ of human body having physical existence i.e. present in the realm of physicality while mind has no such existence. Mind is something we can only feel by ourselves. There are no scientific ways to validate and verify the mind. Mind is where our thoughts emerges However in order to act upon those thought we require brain first because brain consists of billions of neurons which convert each and every thoughts pops from mind to electrochemical signal which are then transmit to various body parts and action is performed.     According to solipsism the only thing that we can ever be sure of is one's mind. Everything besides that are just created within mind even the very universe i

Before you read the quotes i just want to share something like backstory behind why i started articulating my thoughts. Everyone in their life have ways to pursue the particular things some may called that as philosophy, attitude, perception etc. Our mind is filled with thoughts all the time even when we are unconscious. These thoughts have great influence on how we look at the something and tackle them. However more often than not people not tend to write them(thoughts) down because some are absurd, most are useless. But what i think is it is crucial to acknowledge your own thoughts to learn more about yourself not what others trying to impose on you. For instance i always have thoughts and ideologies just like everyone else and when i started writing them down it doesn't feel like great at moment but when i looked at them after few months i realized what i was thinking before versus what i am thinking right now has slight alteration and wisdom attached to it and it provide me the

What is Philosophy?     Philosophy is a study of ideas , beliefs and about reason , knowledge , value etc. Philosophy mostly emphasis on Reasoning. Philosophy is basis of all human development implicitly or explicitly. Everyone should study philosophy because it will open up various new dimensions to your thinking and eventually to your life. As it is mostly related to ability to think, comprehend and conclude it doesn't require any pre-requisites. And one more thing that is important to understand is philosophy is different from Science. The science deals with quantifiable and measurable things. Science only believes the things, principles or laws that can be proved and tested universally. Science often represents objectivity. On other hand philosophy doesn't has to be subjective or objective as such in particular. Philosophy is basically you thinking your life and about the questions you feel curious about. We already been using our own philosophies to cope with our life bu