Exploring the Interconnection of Self and World in Early Indian Philosophy

This chapter delves into the concept of self and world in early Indian philosophy, emphasizing the intertwined nature of cognition, consciousness, and the external world. It discusses the deep philosophical investigations on how cognitive powers shape individuals and the world, highlighting a holistic view that transcends individuality. The chapter also touches on ethical implications, the importance of understanding internal and external links, and the active forces of truth and order shaping our existence.