MPPSC Prelims and Mains Notes, MPPCS Test Series
Points to Remember: The Tripitakas are the foundational scriptures of Buddhism. They are divided into three baskets (pitakas). They contain teachings, rules, and discourses attributed to the Buddha and his followers. Different Buddhist traditions have variations in their Tripitakas. Introduction: The Tripitakas (PÄli; Sanskrit: Tripiá¹aka), meaning “three baskets,” are the foundational scriptures of Buddhism. They … Read more
Points to Remember: Kabir’s emphasis on experiential knowledge and direct spiritual realization. Kabir’s rejection of ritualistic Hinduism and orthodox Islam. Kabir’s concept of the Guru as a guide to inner truth and liberation (moksha). The Guru’s role in dismantling ego and revealing the divine within. The Guru-Shishya Parampara (teacher-student tradition) in Kabir’s philosophy. Introduction: Kabir … Read more
Points to Remember: Socrates’ belief that virtue is knowledge. The connection between understanding and moral action. Implications of this philosophy for individual and societal well-being. Criticisms and counterarguments to Socrates’ view. Introduction: Socrates, a pivotal figure in ancient Greek philosophy, famously asserted that “virtue is knowledge.” This statement isn’t a simple equation but a complex … Read more
The question, “Section A – Very Short Answer Type Questions (20×2=40),” is not a question that can be answered directly. It describes a section of an exam or assessment, specifying that it contains 20 very short answer questions, each worth 2 marks, for a total of 40 marks. Therefore, the required approach is factual, focusing … Read more
Points to Remember: Ananta Chatustayas are four infinite qualities of a liberated soul (Siddha) in Jainism. These qualities are infinite knowledge, infinite perception, infinite bliss, and infinite power. Understanding these qualities helps in comprehending the ultimate goal of Jain spiritual practice. Introduction: Jainism, an ancient Indian religion, emphasizes the attainment of liberation (moksha) from the … Read more