Author(s): Dr. Rajesh Kumar Tripathi
Abstract:
In the view of this research paper, we will try to understand how we consider the existence of the divine power that regulates or destroys the fundamental foundation of the existence of the universe to be relevant? And what evidence do we present to establish its criteria? We behave ignorantly even after knowing the evidence in their full capacity. In the Indian philosophical tradition, from Cārvāka to Vedānta, and from Vedas to Purāṇas, however, we find such a description of a concept of God, without which we can say that nothing can come into being. If we observe the thoughts of some experimental philosophers, then it can be asserted that the concept of God is just a product of the brain and we define it through the brain, so we try to know God through our inference and discretion. Again, the curiosity arises whether God's existence is reflected as continuing in time or can it be seen as connected to the infinite or beginningless time? Is there a need for different method other than proof to have the knowledge of God? God is proof in himself and the entire creation is under him. While accepting this directly or indirectly, through fundamental criteria, it is not easily proved that the common man has any right over his thoughts, actions or its results. Some invisible power or natural law governs the entire universe. Now the question arises that by which tradition can the knowledge, proof or contemplation of God be determined?
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