Question

1. important in hindu thought, the concept of darshana/darshan refers to:

○ a. the act of venerating or worshipping an image by means of water or a
oyal bath.\
○ b. the intellectual or cognitive part of ones being.
○ c. the six viewpoints or orthodox philosophies of classical hinduism.
○ d. \sight\ or \vision,\ i.e., seeing and being seen by the object of ones religious devotion.
○ e. both c and d.

Explanation:

In Hinduism, darshan (or darshana) is a Sanskrit term that can refer to the act of "seeing" a deity (or a revered person or sacred object) and being "seen" by it/him/her in return. This mutual "sight" or "vision" is a significant aspect of religious devotion. The six classical Hindu philosophies (known as shad-darshanas) are also related to the concept of darshan in a more intellectual/cognitive sense as they represent different "views" or "ways of seeing" (understanding) reality.

Answer:

E. Both C and D.