He was believed to have lived around the seventh or eighth century and was one of the most influential thinkers in the history of Indian philosophy. Kumarila was a steadfast believer in the supreme authority of Vedic texts and a confirmed ritualist. He is known for his many influential writings defending Vedic philosophy in general and early Mimamsa philosophy in particular. Mimamsa is generally believed to be the oldest of the six orthodox schools of Hindu philosophy and has had a significant influence on Hindu law.
Mimamsa provides rules for interpreting the early Hindu scriptures known as the Vedas and offers philosophical rationale for observing Vedic rituals. The Vedas are seen as infallible and, therefore, as the authority for knowing dharma.
Kumarila is known for his interpretation of the "Mimamsa Sutras ," considered the primary source for the study of this school of philosophy. Although it is believed that Kumarila Bhatta converted to Buddhism in his youth, he later returned to Hinduism and focused on trying to stop the spread of Buddhism and Jainism in southern India.
Some believe that he did not convert to Buddhism but pretended to in order to spy on the Buddhists. To help you bring attention to your doshas and to identify what your predominant dosha is, we created the following quiz. Try not to stress over every question, but simply answer based off your intuition.
Kumarila menganggap tidak perlu untuk mengungkapkan eksistensi dewa karena veda adalah abadi; suatu kitab yang abadi tidak membutuhkan penulis atau asal lainnya. Alam semesta juga abadi, oleh karena itu tidak membutuhkan dewa sebagai pencipta atau asal dari segala sesuatu. Kumarila bersama dengan purva Mimamsa mengembangkan suatu metode untuk menafsirkan veda. Menurut mereka,yang terdapat dalam Veda utamanya adalah Brahmanas bukan Upanishads, seperti yang diajarkan dalam vedanta.
Kumarila juga menganggap praktik agama sannyasa tidak ada. Indian Cities. States of India. Adi Sankaracharya 1. Ramanuja, Indian theologi Madhavacharya 1. Madhusudana Sarasvati. Raghunatha Shiromani.
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Contact Us Site Map. Follow Us :. All rights reserved including the right to reproduce the contents in whole or in part in any form or medium without the express written permission of Jupiter Infomedia Ltd. Kumarila Bhatta was a Hindu philosopher, who was a staunch believer in the supreme validity of Vedic injunction. He was a realist philosopher whose major works include the Shlokavarttika and Tantravarttika commentaries on Shabara's commentary on the Mimamsa Sutras of Jamini.
Bhatta went to study Buddhism at Nalanda with the aim of refuting Buddhist doctrine in favour of ritualistic Vedic religion. A determined opponent of Buddhism, Kumarila thinks that the individual soul really beyond space and time, is the centre of agency and experience.
Cognitions are formless acts. The non-creative mind is originally a blank slate receiving information via the senses, about a world of objects in cognitions. Cognitions are essentially truthful.
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