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@philoparadoxia mai aapko share kruna apne group me sir plzz video daalte rahe jldi aapke subscribe honge

I will continue creating videos and make every effort to cover the entire philosophy as quickly as possible. I’m also planning to launch a website very soon. There are very few people like you who support good content on social media, and I’m creating these videos for viewers like you who appreciate quality content. Your comments and support give me great motivation. Thank you so much for your encouragement! 🙏😊

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Main ek alag video mein fir se explain karunga is point ko. Ek special 10 minutes ka video is topic par banunga. Thank you so much for feedback. 🙏😊

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A video on 5th century BC Athens will be uploaded tomorrow. Then, I will upload videos on the Sophists, followed by Socrates, Plato, and Aristotle. There will be multiple videos on Plato and all the philosophers after him. Thank you very much for your support and cooperation. Thank you. 🙏😊

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Main kuch dino se busy chal raha tha. Ab regular video upload karunga. Thank you so much dear friend, for your support and motivation. 🙏😊

I will create and upload detailed videos on Western philosophy, Indian philosophy, and symbolic logic. After that, I will cover advanced topics. I will also upload lectures related to UPSC and NET. I find great inspiration from all your comments. Thank you very much to all my friends! 😊😊😊

@@philoparadoxia Dear send me contact number

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You can contact me via Twitter or Instagram, or even send a message on UA-cam. Due to my busy schedule, I use my mobile phone very rarely. Twitter/Instagram @philoparadoxia

Dear friend, I will have some time after November 3rd, and I plan to quickly create and upload videos on UA-cam. Right now, I am busy with some another project. Thank you for your patience. Thank you so much for your support. 🙏🙏🙏

Abhi ek batch chal raha hai, in analytic philosophy and symbolic logic, which will finish by November 30. Because of time limitations and my work on a book, I cannot hold any more online classes right now. I will let you know on UA-cam when I start classes again after March. Thank you for your understanding. And thank you so much for your support. 🙏🙏🙏

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Thank you very much for your suggestions. However, I feel that background music may make it difficult for students to hear my voice clearly. I want my video to feel like a real conversation between two people sitting face to face, just like in everyday life. My focus is on making the video more authentic rather than simply attractive. Some students may find this approach boring, but I believe that sometimes boredom is essential. It allows us to grasp the small, subtle details that are truly important in life. I want the ideas of philosophy to stimulate your mind, not to be overshadowed by editing, animations, or music. Thank you so much for your support and suggestions my dear. Love and blessings. 😊

@@philoparadoxia ❤️❤️❤️ I feel like adding a slight negligible music won't hamper the video quality..

Next video mein try karke dekhte hain. 🙂

@@philoparadoxia sure

Sabhi videos ke PDF main Wednesday ko upload kar dunga. Friday ko ek website bhi launch kar raha hu, jis mein detailed notes honge. Notes ko aap print kar sakte ho, aur academic work mein use kar sakte ho. Thank you so much for your support.

@@philoparadoxia Bhaiya raat ko aapka channel dekha tha subah se padh raha hu .5th lecture me hun Abhi

Hahaha 😂 Great ho bhai aap.

Himanshu bhai, abhi jo PDF hain, unko aap yahan se download kar sakte hain. ye link hai: www.dropbox.com/scl/fo/8czjnd5s6i7dwwwifm0c3/ACh6IGHWYStQJPA9JNKbemY?rlkey=e358lsvwm8g0u4cnnmarhsut5&st=g6auahnj&dl=0 Website launch kar raha hu bahut jaldi. Us mein aapko detailed notes bhi mil jayenge. ok bhai.

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Sure brother. Wo Epicurus ki video mein explain karunga. Thank you for your support. 🙏😁

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Dear friend. I am creating a detailed video series on Western philosophy, Indian philosophy, and logic. I am working on each lecture one by one, and I’m putting in as much time as I can. I know this project will take some time. After covering these three subjects, I plan to move on to advanced philosophy. I kindly ask for your support and understanding. Thank you very much. 🙏

Yea sir, we support u ,.plz continue to make lectures..​@@philoparadoxia

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I really liked your suggestion. A video that gives a clear overview of Western philosophy would be very helpful for students and make it easier for them to understand. Making this video will be a challenge, but both the students and I will learn a lot from it. There are many ways to create such a video, and I will try to explore all of them. This is an important idea that I had not considered before. Thank you so much for guiding me.

@@philoparadoxia Yes, making it not easy. I don't doubt thag. But you can go with - period wise, - ism wise - chronological - and nuanced differences between philosophies in the same category like we have so many existentialist but they all have certain differences.

@@ExtraWork-n7u Right. First, I plan to create a video that covers all the important philosophers from 800 BC to 2005 AD in chronological order. In this video, I will explain their main ideas. While there are over 200 philosophers, I will focus on about 50 to 60 of the most significant ones. After finishing this videos, I can then make one that focuses on different philosophical movements. Starting with a chronological order seems like a good idea. Thank you.

@@philoparadoxia hope we have a nice video in the coming. Thanks much. And I had a question have you read Bertrand Russell's book on History of western philosophy ? I wanted to have your opinion on this

@@ExtraWork-n7u History of Western Philosophy by Russell is a remarkable introduction to key philosohers and their ideas. Russell, known for his atheism, strong rationalism, and focus on analytic philosophy (more about logic, language, and mathematics), leaves a visible mark on the book. While this personal influence is clear and sometimes it leads to biasness, where it feels like he is not being entirely fair to certain philosophers or concepts, it does not reduce the value of book. I enjoyed it immensely, especially because Russell has a unique ability to explain complex ideas in simple terms. Of course, all authors bring their own perspectives to their writing. For exampke, Professor AC Grayling is also an atheist, while philosopher Frederick Copleston, a priest, holds a firm belief in God. Copleston History of Philosophy in 11 volumes is excellent, but you can still detect his biases. If you're looking for a more neutral approach, I highly recommend New History of Western Philosophy by Anthony Kenny. In four volumes, it offers a balanced perspective without noticeable biasness (as per my understanding). However, books like these are best used as introductory guides. Reading two or three such books helps you to get an overview of the subject, then you can dive into the source texts. True philosophical understanding comes from engaging directly with the original works, but a solid foundation from introductory books is essential before picking them. Use introductory books as a boat. Get in the boat and sail the river and go into the jungle of source books/origianl texts. Leave the boat there.

The topic you mentioned is very deep and detailed, and it will be covered under Indian philosophy. At the moment, I am focusing on a course in Western philosophy. A key feature of Indian philosophy is the importance of अध्यात्म विद्या (inner science). No matter how many books one reads, without practicing अध्यात्म विद्या (inner science), true understanding cannot be gained. I have been practicing अध्यात्म विद्या for some time now to better grasp the deep meanings of Indian philosophy. I will share more on this topic soon. Thank you so much for your kindness and encouragement. I truly appreciate it. धन्यवाद। 🙏🙏🙏😊😊😊

@@philoparadoxia Bhaiya thik hai ap jab chahe Vedon ke philosophies per karya sakte hai secrets of shri rudram chamakam and mahakal yeh Vedic philosophy ke he part hai

मैं भारतीय दर्शन पर एक ऐसी सीरीज बनाना चाहता हूं जिसमें भारतीय दर्शन के प्रत्येक भाग की विस्तृत व्याख्या की जाए, वह भी एक क्रमबद्ध तरीके से। शुरू से अब तक एक क्रम में। अधिकतर यूट्यूब चैनल या तो भारतीय दर्शन की विस्तृत व्याख्या नहीं करते, या फिर भूत प्रेत जादू टोना आदि में उलझे रहते हैं। भारतीय दर्शन में गणित, तर्क, योग, अर्थशास्त्र, मनोविज्ञान, आयुर्वेद, चेतना का विज्ञान, अध्यात्म विद्या, भवन निर्माण, राजनीति शास्त्र, मानवशास्त्र, संगीत, काव्य, नाटक, चित्रकला, भाषा विज्ञान, युद्ध विज्ञान, कामशास्त्र, और न जाने कितने बहुमूल्य रत्न भरे पड़े हैं। उनके विषय में यूट्यूब पर कोई विस्तृत जानकारी नहीं है। ना ही किसी स्कूल कॉलेज में कुछ बताया जा रहा है। अभी बहुत काम बाकी है भाई। अभी तो शुरुआत ही नही हुई है।

Ji Sir 😀👍 Mujhe In Topics Ke baare mein janna bohut zyada pasand hai 😀😍

@@riteshburnwal5991 Mujhe bhi 😀

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Yes, you are right. Our perceptions are often colored by the lenses of our own experiences and beliefs. As philosophers, our role is not only to blend ideas but to constantly question and rise above them. Reality, as you suggest, is not fixed, it is shaped by the many perspectives and contexts we bring to it. To break free from the "box" of our habitual thinking is an endless journey. This pursuit of truth, beyond the boundaries of our assumptions, is the heart of philosophy.

@@philoparadoxia "an endless journey"! This makes me unhappy 😭 ( although, it's true at the same time )

@@jackvelon7418 The idea of an endless journey might be unsettling. Instead of focusing on never reaching an end, we can see it as a path of growth. Every step brings new understanding, and the value lies in learning and reflection, not just in reaching a final answer. So, be happy my friend. 😁

@@philoparadoxia As long as, persons like you are with us, we'll keep exploring.

@@jackvelon7418 Thank you for your kind words. I believe that it's our shared curiosity and open-mindedness that keep us exploring together. We can all learn from each other along the way. ❤️❤️❤️

Thank you so much. Please watch complete video on Empedocles' philosophy, for better understanding.

Disorder hamara concept hai. universe mein to sab order mein hi hota hai. Ek criminal aur ek sadhu ko building se dhakka de dijiye, gravity dono mein koi farak nahi karti. Lekin hame ek sahi aur doosra galat lagta hai. Aur kabhi kabhi hum jis event ko samjh nahi pate, wo hame chaos lagta hai. Jaise Kant kahte hain, ye hamari limitation hai. Ek limit hai perception and reasoning ability ki.

@@philoparadoxia thanks for reply sir

Thanks to you for motivation and support 🙏

आप जैसे बहुत कम लोग हैं जो ऐसी वीडियो की वैल्यू समझ पाते हैं। धन्यवाद। 🙏🙏

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Yes. Absolutely right. Empedocles disagreed with Parmenides. Parmenides said that for things to move, there had to be empty space for them to move through. But Empedocles tried to show that movement could happen even without any empty space. 2500 years pahle apni baat ko prove karne ke liye experiment karna, demonstrate karna, logically argue karna, this was really wonderful.

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