Plant Lives Ananthacharya Indological research Institute presupposes that Reality or Truth

presupposes that Reality or Truth has two aspects-empirical and transcendental

In the 1970s and ‘80s

It is because Braham is the main speaker here

Full of playful winks to Indian philosophy

The book describes the ancient concepts and contemporary trends adequately illustrated with references from ancient scriptures and with scientific data on recent studies

Plant Lives Ananthacharya Indological research Institute presupposes that Reality or TruthThis book examines, for the first time, those threads in Indian thought that present a prolife view of plants. Using texts from Vedic, Hindu, Jain, and Buddhist traditions, the author argues that there is strong support in early materials that plants are thought to be alive, to be sentient (and have the one sense of touch), to feel pleasure and pain, to have an interior consciousness, and to be bearers of Karma. Moreover, while plants are