darshan
- noun
- /ˈdɑːrʃən/
- Indian
- Comparing the six main darshan helps students appreciate the diversity within Hindu thought.
Also he taught chain philosophy darshan that time Kardashian Buddhism dumb is a big big vehicle, big philosophy.
- Also he taught chain philosophy darshan that time Kardashian Buddhism dumb is a big big vehicle, big philosophy.
Examples
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The teacher explained how every darshan offers a unique perspective on life and spirituality.
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The concept of darshan is central to Hindu philosophy.
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In class, we studied each darshan to understand the foundations of Hindu philosophy.
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What is darshan?
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In class, we studied each darshan to understand the foundations of Hindu philosophy.
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The teacher explained how every darshan offers a unique perspective on life and spirituality.
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Comparing the six main darshan helps students appreciate the diversity within Hindu thought.
Synonyms
A school of Indian thought that teaches a certain view of reality
Surface Forms
Etymology
Darshan comes from the Sanskrit darśana, an old Indian word that means 'seeing' or 'vision'. In philosophy, a darshan is a particular way of 'seeing' the world or a school of thought, so the origin helps explain why it means a philosophical viewpoint.