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The prime objective of the research "A Comparative Study of Teaching of Pali Resources

and Yogiiciira Idealism" is to do a comparative study on Early Buddhist Theory of Idealism and

l'ogiiciira Idealism. In this dissertation, the idealism depicted in Western and Eastern

philosophies, pre Buddhist era, contemporary period, early Buddhism and Yogiiciira tradition

have been studied. The dissertation has been categorized into five chapters. The first chapter of

the research was dedicated to study about the idealism depicted in Eastern and Western

philosophies including schools of idealism in Western Philosophy, Vedic Idealism, Upanishad

Idealism, Siinkyans' Idealism, Vaisheshikiis' Idealism and idealistic trends at the time of the

Buddha. The second Chapter of the dissertation elucidated the Idealism in early Buddhism.

Here, it has mentioned about the process of Cilia. Mano and Vi11liiina as well as its influence to

general process of perception and existence of life after death. Theraviida teaching of bhavanga

cilia. cuti cilia, Antariibhava, patisandhi citta, Abhidhammic teaching of cilia, cilia viti and

san'atil'da Idealism have been included in the third chapter. The fourth chapter of the

dissertation basically studied about the Yagiiciira idealism. The chapter starts with the

introduction to the Yogiiciira Idealism while explaining the germs of Idealism. Subsequently,

there mentioned about A/aya Vinniina, germs of A/aya Vinniina, process of A/aya vinniina,

Viisanii. Hetu pariniima, Pha/a pariniima, thought inclined Alaya vi/iliiina, object and

l/ambhana of A/aya vinniina, cessation of A/aya vinliiina, different opinions of A/aya vinliiina in

different Buddhist Schools, A/aya vinniina and Manana vinniina, A/ya vinnna and pravurti

l'iiiiiiina etc. In the last chapter, it has comparatively studied the early Buddhist idealism and

l'ogiiciira idealism. In this regard, it studied the effect of consciousness for the perception with

reference to the early Buddhism and Yagiiciira Idealism and investigated about the germs that

affected for the origin of Idealism both in early Buddhism and Yogiiciira Idealism. At the same

time. the research focused to compare and contrast the teaching of samasaric existence, cessation

of Viii/liina, and bovwiga cilia depicted both early Buddhism and Yagiiciira School.

Key Words - Cilia, mana, Vi11niina, Vijnaprimiitratii. Pratyksha

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