means “the love of wisdom.” It is a search for meaning. The word “search” means to look, to find, to seek. This connotes something more serious and intense. It is a quest. It includes an understanding of the nature of existence, man, and his role in the world. It is necessary product of man’s rational mind. According to (Zulueta, 2010) philosophy makes man think about the basic foundations of his outlook in life, his knowledge and his beliefs. People may differ in many aspects. They may differ in size, color of skin, race, socioeconomic status and many more. Despite these differences, they are all human beings with divergent concepts and views about human nature. Magdalena Villaba of the University of Santo Tomas. Some of her thoughts are herein incorporated. The Hindu representatives/ Indian themselves call their faith– dharma: “eternal law”. The first meaning of this concept is the eternal divine law, the eternal principle of Being, the whole of Hindu faith, eternal consistency, and harmony of the universe. Important belief of Hindu: Another important belief of Hindu: The Upanishads served as the Bible of Hindu. – The sacred writings of the Hinduism. One of the key concepts of Hinduism is the belief in an ultimate reality called Brahman. All beings emanate from Brahman; all being will return back to the same source. Brahman is in all things and it is the true Self (atman) of all beings. Hinduism starts with the assumption that at the bottom of all transformation occurring in the world is one enduring reality comparable to the essence of man. Man is seen as consisting of five sheaths/ coverings. Man is seen as consisting of five sheaths/ coverings. These sheaths are considered dark coverings of ignorance that lie underneath the whole created world. It is only when these have been torn away can the true self, atman identified with Brahman, be known. - Self – Realization Buddhism is a moral philosophy/religion based upon the teachings of Siddharta Gautama which is also known as the Buddha – “one who was awakened” This means that Buddha taught that there is no soul or self. This is also called Anatta which means “non-self”, that there is no unchanging, permanent SELF or SOUL in living beings. Everything will be destroyed. Man must realize that his existence is also temporary. Five Aggregates (Skandha) is somewhat the components that come together to make an individual. They work together to produce a mental being. 1. Form/Matter (Rupa) – the physical body. It includes our own bodies, and material objects as well. Specifically the five organs and the corresponding physical objects of the sense organs. 2. Sensation (Vedana) – It is a physical or mental sensation that we experience. It could be pleasant, unpleasant or indifferent feelings. 3. Perception – You have sense organs, and each of them has objects. If we are going to put them together then we have perception. For ex. Eye and light, nose and smell. 4. Mental Constructs or mental formation – All our concepts and thoughts, from the most ordinary to the most grandiose. 5. Consciousness – This is our awareness of skandhas 1 to 4. The Four Noble Truths contains the essence of the Buddha’s teachings. It was these four principles that the Buddha came to understand during his meditation under the bodhi tree. Dukkha – Suffering is an inescapable part of life. Our lives include struggle, anguish and pain. Samudāya – suffering stems from the greed, ignorance and hatred that arises in our minds. Nirodha – we can end all these if we stop craving and respond differently. Marga – the recipe for achieving happiness, virtue and eventually Nirvana. In Buddhism, the eightfold path is meant as a guideline, to be considered, to be contemplated, and to be taken on when, and only when each step is fully accepted as part of the life you seek. The meaning of Right has several aspects, and includes an ethical, and a balanced, or middle way. When things go "right", we often experience a special feeling inside which confirms that this is the correct decision or action. Right Understanding and Thought are the manifestation of Buddha-Wisdom which ends all suffering, transforms the personality and produces unshakeable serenity and tireless compassion. Right Understanding and Thought are the manifestation of Buddha-Wisdom which ends all suffering, transforms the personality and produces unshakeable serenity and tireless compassion. Right Speech, Action and Livelihood constitute the training in Virtue or Morality. Right Effort, Mindfulness and Concentration refer to the practice of Meditation, which purifies the mind through the experience of blissful states of inner stillness and empowers the mind to penetrate the meaning of life through profound moments of insight. According to the Buddha, without perfecting the practice of Virtue it is impossible to perfect Meditation, and without perfecting Meditation it is impossible to arrive at Enlightenment Wisdom. Thus the Buddhist Path is a Gradual Path, a Middle Way consisting of Virtue, Meditation and Wisdom as explained in the Noble Eightfold Path leading to happiness and liberation. Confucianism developed from the teachings of Confucius which focuses on human morality and wrong action. Man is regarded In Confucianism, they believed that a Man is capable of distinguishing what is right and wrong. Then, Man is a social being as he interacts and cooperates with others for certain reason. One large aspect of this system is a plan for right living This plan lays out a structured society based on five human relationships. Father – child (In this relationship the son must be completely obedient and respectful to his father.) Ruler – subject (The Emperor gains his power through heredity and military victory, but can only maintain that power as long as he is fulfilling the Will of Heaven, bringing prosperity, safety, and cultural excellence to his realm.) Husband – wife (The wife has the responsibility of not bringing shame to the family similarly to the role of the younger brother. The husband on the other hand has the duty to honor his wife as he instructs her. The husband must also provide a living for his family.) Elder Brother to Younger Brother - he younger brother is to be obedient and respectful to his older brother. The older brother takes much of the same responsibilities as the father as he strives to teach younger brother in the same ways his father has taught him, while maintaining a good example. The younger brother must do nothing to bring shame to his family. Friend to Friend - The relationship of friends is a mutual respect, one which one becomes worthy of by being worthy of learning the Classics and showing the incorporation of Confucian ideals through their thought and actions. Human-heartedness (jen) – It is the highest Confucian principle. People cultivated by it are humane individuals who exhibit benevolence and care toward others. They are motivated by a deep empathy for others. Righteousness (Yi) - is an important concept in Confucianism. It involves a moral disposition to do good, and also the intuition and sensibility to do so competently. It only tells us to always act right and right in which is appropriate from the situation, without the hassle and by sincerely holding on to the responsibility one has for others. Ritual or propriety (li)– Confucius is suggesting that one should, in all circumstances, act with the attention and care characteristic of the performance of a sacred rite. One should be conscientiously attentive to detail, and sensitive to what is most appropriate to the situation. Wisdom (chic)– It only tells about the understanding of the other three virtues (jen,yi and li)