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CGPSC 2024 · Question 44 of 100

According to Buddhist Philosophy, the cause of Sanskar (impressions) is

General Knowledge

  1. AVigyan (Consciousness)
  2. BVedana (Sense-Experience)
  3. CAvidya (Ignorance)Correct
  4. DNone of the above

Answer: C. Avidya (Ignorance)

Explanation

Buddhist Philosophy: Understanding the Cause of Sanskar This question delves into a core concept in Buddhist Philosophy: the origin of Sanskar. Sanskar, often translated as mental formations, volitions, or impressions, are crucial because they shape our perceptions and actions, influencing our experiences within the cycle of existence (Samsara).

Source: CGPSC 2024 official paper

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