Sanskrit · Advaita Vedanta
According to Advaita Vedanta philosophy, Ignorance (Ajnana) is characterized as: A. Bhavarupam (Positive in nature) B. Abhavarupam (Negative in nature) C. Trigunatmakam (Composed of three gunas) D. Chidatmakam (Pure consciousness) Choose the most appropriate option from the choices given below:
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- 1A and D only
- 2A and C only✓
- 3B and C only
- 4A and B only
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A and C only
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