Akhyati is non-apprehension or non-discrimination in Hindu philosophy. It is a theory propounded by the Prabhakara Mimamsakas to account for the so-called cognitive errors and illusions. When, for example, the shell of an oyster is mistaken for silver, the judgement is expressed as ‘this is silver.’ The ‘this’s is presented directly in sense- perception, where as ‘silver’ is merely a
from Hindu Blog https://ift.tt/uZIYiJ4
via God's Peace
PEACE OF MIND
Hindu Blog
Dhyana and Vichara in Hinduism: Harmonizing Meditation and Enquiry
Meditation and Enquiry: The Twin Paths to Self-Realization in Hindu Philosophy The Essence of the Spiritual Quest In th…
By -Bhagwan Hamare
January 28, 2026