About: Kaṇāda

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Vedic sage and founder of Deepak school of Hindu philosophy

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  • فيلسوف هندي (ar)
  • فیلسوف هندی (fa)
  • древний индийский философ, основатель философской школы Вайшешика (ru)
  • Hindi sant (hif)
  • Indiaas filosoof (nl)
  • filosofo indiano (it)
  • filòsof indi (ca)
  • filósofo indio (es)
  • hinduistischer Lehrer (de)
  • indický filozof (cs)
  • intialainen filosofi (fi)
  • Vedic sage and founder of Deepak school of Hindu philosophy (en)
  • कंदिव् एक ऋषि मुनियों प्रथम ऋषि थे (hi)
  • ప్రాచీన భారతీయ అణు సిద్ధాంత కర్త (te)
  • Древноиндийски философ (bg)
  • філософ (uk)
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  • Unclear, 6th – 2nd century BCE (en)
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  • Maharishi Kanada (en)
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  • Kanada makes empirical observations such as the rising upwards of fire, magnetic movement, rain and thunder, the growth of grass, and offers naturalistic explanations to them in his text Vaisheshika Sutra. (en)
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  • Kaṇāda (en)
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  • That there is only one individual is known from the absence of particularity when it comes to the emergence of an understanding of happiness and suffering, a multiplicity of individuals is inferred from their perseverance in dharma, and from the strength of their teaching. – Vaisheshika Sutras 3.16-18 (en)
  • Vaisheshika Darshana (en)
  • The true being is eternal, having no cause. Its indicator is its effect. The presence of the effect arises from the presence of its cause. – Vaisheshika Sutras 4.1-3 (en)
  • Dharma is that through which there is the accomplishment of rising to the unsurpassed good. Because it is an exposition of that, it has the authority of Veda. – Vaisheshika Sutras 1.1-2 (en)
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  • Kashypa, Sulakshada (en)
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  • —Kaṇāda, Translated by John Wells (en)
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