THE SECRET CODES OF THE MIND

<p><strong>THE SECRET CODES OF THE MIND: Eastern Philosophy Book III (Revised Academic Edition)</strong></p><p>Volume III of <em>The Secret Codes of the Mind</em> explores the philosophical traditions of India China and Japan through a structured accessible and academically rigorous lens. Designed for university use and independent study this volume examines key texts doctrines and spiritual practices that define Eastern intellectual heritage.</p><p>The Indian section begins with the Vedas-Rigveda Samaveda Yajurveda and Atharvaveda-and the metaphysical vision of the Upanishads. Core concepts like dharma karma and moksha are analyzed in depth offering insight into Indian views on ethics reality and liberation.</p><p>The volume continues with the heterodox (Nāstika) schools. Jainism is presented as a tradition of non-violence and asceticism; Lokayata (Cārvāka) as a materialist worldview; Sikhism as a call for social justice through spiritual action. Buddhism is examined through the Four Noble Truths the Eightfold Path and the comparative study of Theravāda and Mahāyāna traditions.</p><p>The orthodox (Āstika) systems-Nyāya Vaiśeṣika Sāṃkhya Mīmāṃsā and Vedānta-are analyzed through their logical metaphysical and epistemological frameworks. Yoga is presented as a path of transformation and Tantra particularly Kashmir Shaivism's Trika school as a synthesis of bodily practice and spiritual realization.</p><p>The East Asian section introduces Confucianism and Daoism with focus on harmony virtue and the Dao. Sun Tzu's <em>Art of War</em> is read as a philosophical guide to order and balance. Japanese thought is explored through Shinto Zen and Bushidō-the code of the samurai-revealing deep insights into beauty impermanence and discipline.</p><p>Clear engaging and global in scope this volume offers students and readers a gateway into the enduring wisdom of Eastern philosophy.</p>