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Abhava

Abhava means non-existence, negation, nothing, or absence. It is the negative of Bhava which means being, becoming, existing or appearance. Two traditions famously held that absence or non-being is a real thing (vastu). According to the Nyaya tradition, one comes to know about non-being based on perception. The Bhatta Mimamsa tradition argues that there…

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Abhava

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Edges29
Triples31
Avg. degree1.93
Density0.066667
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related to Nyaya · 17
Abhava → Abhāva, An, Bhāva, Categories, Dravya, Four, Guṇa, Hindu, In, Karma, Nyaya, Padārtha, Samanya, Samavaya, Udayana, Vaisheshika School, Visesa
related to Buddhism · 14
Abhava → Being, Bhava, Buddhists, Dharmakirti, For, He, Indian, Parmenides, Plato, Sthiramati, Sunyata, The, Their, Vasubandhu

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non-being non-existence one tradition real nyaya bhava perception absence two know substance object based also comes negation according known means

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Abhavarelated to BuddhismBuddhists0.60section
Abhavarelated to BuddhismFor0.60section
Abhavarelated to BuddhismTheir0.60section
Abhavarelated to BuddhismParmenides0.60section
Abhavarelated to BuddhismPlato0.60section
Abhavarelated to BuddhismBhava0.60section
Abhavarelated to BuddhismVasubandhu0.60section
Abhavarelated to BuddhismSunyata0.60section
Abhavarelated to BuddhismSthiramati0.60section
Abhavarelated to BuddhismBeing0.60section
Abhavarelated to BuddhismThe0.60section
Abhavarelated to BuddhismIndian0.60section

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