The Logic of the Seer: How Sage Gautama Proved the Conscious Self
How Sage Gautama used everyday perception, cross-sensory memory, and infant instincts in the Nyaya Sutras to logically prove the enduring conscious Self.
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Articles on the Nyaya Sutras: its teachings, stories and meaning, explained in plain words.
The Nyaya Sutras is the foundational Sanskrit text of the Nyaya school, one of the six orthodox systems of Hindu philosophy. Traditionally attributed to Sage Akshapada Gautama, this work systematically presents Indian logic and epistemology through concise aphorisms. It details sixteen subjects of philosophical inquiry, establishing the four valid means of knowledge to overcome delusion and achieve liberation.
How Sage Gautama used everyday perception, cross-sensory memory, and infant instincts in the Nyaya Sutras to logically prove the enduring conscious Self.