/lit/ - Literature

>>22636437
That's right whiteboy

/lit/ is a BROWN BOARD

>>18308768

>>17505112

>>15550045
>comes up with the Gettier problem first in the 12th century and anticipates and refutes all possible solutions to it 800+ years before Gettier
nothing personal mleccha

https://plato.stanford.edu/entries/sriharsa/

>>15041125
>Advaita
holy based...

>>14960127
the chad enthuastic high-test eager praising versus the virgin self-conscious emasculated worried about what others will think

Indian philosophy and literature > Greek philosophy and literature > Persian philosophy and literature > Chinese philosophy and literature > Arabic philosophy and literature > Latin philosophy and literature

Indian philosophy and literature >Greek philosophy and literature > Persian philosophy and literature >Greek philosophy and literature > Chinese philosophy and literature

>tfw realize Indian philosophy is the final red-pill

>>14623213
>It's just one autist
it kinda reminds me of how there is really only one infinite, all-pervading, unattached consciousness, forever abiding in bliss, comprising all that there is

>>14298081
DAS RITE

>Why yes, I agree that the ancient Indians solved philosophy and metaphysics, how did you know?

>Why yes, I do believe that the wise ancient Aryan sages solved metaphysics, how did you know?

>>14089238
I cam gey a certin upcooming suprpower will provide aids in exchange for bobs an vagene pics.

>>13994529
and where were toilets invented white boy?

>During the third millennium BC, toilets and sewers were invented. The Indus Valley Civilisation in northwestern India and Pakistan was home to the world's first known urban sanitation systems. In Mohenjo-Daro (c. 2800 BC), toilets were built into the outer walls of homes. These toilets had vertical chutes, via which waste was disposed of into cesspits or street drains.[22] Another typical example is the Indus city of Lothal (c. 2350 BCE). In Lothal all houses had their own private toilet which was connected to a covered sewer network constructed of brickwork held together with a gypsum-based mortar that emptied either into the surrounding water bodies or alternatively into cesspits, the latter of which were regularly emptied and cleaned.[23][24]

DAS RITE

>>13927099
Advaita reporting in!

Why did the Indians beat everyone else at philosophy and metaphysics? It's not fair, they're just too good.

>T. S. Eliot wrote (1933) that the great philosophers of India "make most of the great European philosophers look like schoolboys"

>>13741007
The entire premise of Pure Land Buddhism (the dominant type of Buddhism in China) is that the age has degenerated such that people are not capable of fully understanding Dharma and becoming enlightened, and that peoples best chance is to instead take refuge in the Amitabha Buddha so they can be reborn in some heavenly Pure Land where it's easier to become enlightened or something.

>>13717773
The big boys are the Indians, read Vedanta, Tantra and Mahayana

>he's read the complete works of Śaṅkarācārya

>>13138828
Indian philosophy is much better than Chinese philosophy, the Chinese acknowledged as much and willfully imported one of the main strands of Indian Philosophy (Buddhism) into China where it came to be one of the main areas of Chinese thought, the classic Chinese literature often referring to India as 'western heaven'

>say poop again mleccha and see what happens!

>why yes, I have extensively studied the Vedānta and Tantra and am an accomplished yogin, how could you tell?