Significance of Validity of the Veda
The Validity of the Veda in Tibetan Buddhism pertains to two main aspects: firstly, it emphasizes the reliability and authenticity of the Veda as a crucial source of knowledge and authority. Secondly, it involves the acceptance of the Veda as an authoritative text that stands on its own merit, reinforcing its significance within the spiritual framework. This dual perspective underscores the Veda's role in the epistemology of Tibetan Buddhist thought.
Synonyms: Authenticity of the veda, Reliability of the veda
In Finnish: Vedan voimassaolo; In Spanish: Validez del Veda
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Buddhist concept of 'Validity of the Veda'
The Validity of the Veda in Buddhism signifies recognition of the Veda as an authoritative, self-sufficient source, emphasizing its reliability and authenticity in providing knowledge and guidance within the religious context.
From: Tattvasangraha [with commentary]
(1) The condition in which the Veda is seen as credible and authentic based on the author's insight into reality.[1] (2) The reliability and truthfulness of the Vedic texts that are asserted to be objective and not subject to human whims.[2] (3) The reliability and authenticity of the Veda as a source of knowledge or authority.[3] (4) The acceptance or recognition of the Veda as authoritative and self-sufficient.[4]