About this episode
In this episode we continue our exploration of the Four Noble Truths of the Bauddha School of Indian Philosophy. A detailed overview of the teachings of Gautama Buddha is given including the four noble truths and their philosophical implications.
This is the 11th episode of the series of lessons derived from Satischandra Chatterjee and Dhirendramohan Dutta's "An Introduction to Indian Philosophy". What you would encounter is a reading, commentary and explanation of the text. The series is done primarily catering to Muslim audiences, however it is going to be of great use to anyone interested in Indian Philosophy.
The book (and this series) follows closely with the UPSC syllabus as prescribed for Philosophy Optional Paper 1 and hence can be of great use to any students trying to develop an understanding for the same.
2.5 The Fourth Noble Truth about the Path to Liberation (Buddhist Ethics - Eight-fold Path) - 01:31
2.5.1 Right Views (Samyag Dristi) - 02:27
2.5.2 Right Resolve (Samyak Sankalpa) - 03:23
2.5.3 Right Speech (Samyag Vaak) - 04:31
2.5.4 Right Conduct (Samyak Karmanta) - 06:50
2.5.5 Right Livelihood (Samyak Ajiva) - 07:47
2.5.6 Right Effort (Samyag Vyayama) - 08:35
2.5.7 Right Mindfulness (Samyak Smriti) - 11:35
2.5.8 Right Concentration (Samyak Samadhi) & Stages of Concentration - 17:45
2.6 The Philosophical Implications of Buddha's Ethical Teachings - 26:44
2.6.1 The Theory of Dependent Origination (Pratityasamutpada) or Conditional Existence of Things - 28:09
2.6.2 The Buddhist Theory of Karma - 34:30
2.6.3 The Doctrine of Universal Change & Impermanence (Ksankikvada ) - 35:45
2.6.4 The Buddhist Theory of non-existence of Soul - 42:33
2.6.4.1 The Buddhist Concept of Man - 50:29
