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Mimamsa Philosophy: The Ancient Science of Dharma & Vedic Interpretation | Dr. Rajesh Kumar Gurajada

Dr. Rajesh Kumar Gurajada reveals the profound wisdom of Mimamsa Darshan - the ancient Indian philosophical system that provides the foundational methodology for understanding dharma and Vedic injunctions. Discover how this 3000-year-old knowledge tradition establishes systematic inquiry into duty, righteousness, and human conduct while revealing the epistemological framework that influenced all major Indian philosophical schools. Dr. Gurajada traces Mimamsa's historical development from Brahmana texts through Maharishi Jaimini to Kumaril Bhatt, while exposing the sophisticated pramana theory that establishes Vedic authority as the ultimate source of dharma knowledge. Essential viewing for scholars, students of Indian philosophy, and seekers exploring the intellectual foundations of Hindu tradition seeking authentic understanding of karma, dharma, and spiritual liberation. Key Points: Understanding Darshan: The philosophical framework for knowing Jivatma, Paramatma, and Jagat Mimamsa's Origins: From Brahmana texts to Jaimini's systematization Dharma Definition: Vidhi vakya and the science of righteous conduct Pramana Theory: Why Vedas are the authoritative source of dharma knowledge Astika vs Nastika: Classification of orthodox and heterodox philosophical schools Purushartha Achievement: How Mimamsa leads to the four human goals including moksha Historical Lineage: From Brahma through Parashara to Jaimini and beyond About the speaker: Dr. Rajesh Kumar Gurjar is an Assistant Professor in the Faculty of Darshan; Department of Mimansa in Shri Lal bahadur Shastry University. Topics covered: 00:00:22 Introduction to Mimamsa Darshan and Its Significance 00:01:37 Definition of Darshan: Jivatma, Paramatma, and Jagat Framework 00:02:32 Etymology and Meaning of Mimamsa: Revered Thought and Inquiry 00:03:42 Historical Origins: From Brahmana Texts to Systematic Philosophy 00:04:40 Rigveda to Yajurveda Transition: Birth of Mimamsa Thought 00:05:32 Ancient Lineage: Brahma to Jaimini Tradition in Nyaya Ratnakara 00:06:11 Purpose of Mimamsa: Understanding Dharma Through Vedic Authority 00:08:20 Classification of Six Astika Darshanas vs Nastika Schools 00:12:15 Mimamsa Sutras: Jaimini's Framework and Bhashya Commentaries 00:15:30 Relationship Between Purva Mimamsa and Uttara Mimamsa (Vedanta) 00:19:45 Dharma Inquiry: Vidhi Vakya as Source of Righteous Knowledge 00:23:20 Pramana Theory: Why Pratyaksha Cannot Establish Dharma 00:27:15 Definition of Dharma: Ishta Sadhana and Anishta Avoidance 00:30:45 Vedic Injunctions as Sole Authority for Transcendental Knowledge 00:33:40 Moksha in Mimamsa: Liberation Through Karma-Jnana Combination Join this channel to get access to the perks:    / @sangamtalks   Join our YouTube channel to get updated on new video releases: SangamTalks :    / @sangamtalks   SangamTalks Hindi :    / @sangamtalkshindi   SangamTalks Business :    / @sangambusiness   SangamTalks Punjabi :    / @sangamtalkspunjabi   SangamTalks Tamil :    / @sangamtalkstamizh   SangamTalks Bangla :    / @sangamtalksbangla   SangamTalks Marathi :    / @sangamtalksmarathi   SangamTalks Kannada :    / @sangamtalkskannada   SangamTalks Bhojpuri :    / @sangamtalksbhojpuri   SangamTalks Clips :    / @sangamtalksmedia   SangamTalks Shorts :    / @sangamtalksshorts   For updates, you may follow us on: Facebook :   / sangamtalks   Instagram :   / sangamtalks   Telegram : https://t.me/sangamtalks Twitter :   / sangamtalks   Whatsapp : https://whatsapp.com/channel/0029Va95... Linkedin : / sangamtalks Website : https://www.sangamtalks.org Donate : https://www.sangamtalks.org/donate #MimamsaDarshan #IndianPhilosophy #VedicWisdom #Dharma #SangamTalks #IndianKnowledgeSystems #Philosophy #VedicStudies #TraditionalWisdom #MaharishiJaimini #ScripturalAnalysis #SpiritualScience #AncientWisdom #PhilosophicalMethodology #OrthodoxSchools