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...ethods of perception of avyakta, Concept of Avyakta, Concept of Avyakta in Vedanta Darshana, Avyakta in healthcare science,Joshi M. R.,Janbandhu P. P., Deole == Concept of Avyakta in Vedanta Darshana ==

...s.<ref>H. R. Aravinda Prabhu, P. S. Bhat. Mind and consciousness in yoga – Vedanta: A comparative analysis with western psychological concepts Indian J Psychi

...ABm%C4%81%E1%B9%83s%C4%81 Mimansa], [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vedanta Vedanta] etc. Pramana are also one of these important contributions of the philosop |Bhatt Mimansaka , Vedanta|| Pratyaksha, Anumana , Shabda , Upamana , Arthapatti, Abhaava

...d abhava as an object of knowledge (prameya). The Bhatta Mimamsaka and the Vedanta school of Philosophy hold that Abhava as anupalabdhi or non congnition.<ref

| | || Vedanta [K.V.L Narasimhacharyulu, Padartha Vijnana p.13, 34]<ref name=narasimha/>

<br/>Panchikarana (quintiplication) is the process explained by Vedanta for the formation of gross elements from tanmatras.</div>

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...be found in various other Indic philosophies as well. For instance, the ''Vedanta Darshana, Baudha Darshana'' and ''Patanjal Yoga Sutra'' also describe such

...ktivedanta Swami. Bhagvatagita. 5th Edition. Mumbai: Shri Gopal Das Bhakti Vedanta book trust; 1983.</ref>

...ories of three mentioned in ''Vedanta''<ref>Swami Sivananda “Categories in Vedanta” http://www.sivanandaonline.org/public_html/?cmd=displaysection&section_i * Three ''prasthanas'' or the regulated texts of ''vedanta'': ''Upanishads'' (''shruti''), ''Brahmasutras'' (''nyaya''), Bhagavad-Gita