Bondage, Liberation and Perfection
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A special feature of Indian philosophy is that it measures its own relevance in terms of the answers it provides to existential questions relating to bondage and the quest for liberation. And, while the Indian philosophical inquiry is pure, impartial and thorough-going, the ultimate test that it imposes upon itself is not merely that of logical consistency and comprehensiveness but also of its ability to show the way to liberation from delusion and sorrow and even to a total collective welfare by attainment of states and powers of perfection.
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