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I heard that in Sriwijaya at about 7th century there was a biggest Buddhist University in the world at that time. I'tsing, a Buddhist monk from China came to Sriwijaya to learn about Buddhism.

Dharmakirti was known as the Mahaguru at that time.

Sriwijaya is known as Palembang, it's south of Sumatera Island. The answer for the crossword clue the questioner was after is: Theravada

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I heard that in Sriwijaya at about 7th century there was a biggest Buddhist University in the world at that time. I'tsing, a Buddhist monk from China came to Sriwijaya to learn about Buddhism.

Dharmakirti was known as the Mahaguru at that time.

Sriwijaya is known as Palembang, it's south of Sumatera Island. The answer for the crossword clue the questioner was after is: Theravada

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briefly, in the diamond sutra, the buddha claimed that buddhas, by nature, are free of perception, for they have no self identity to assosciate with the perceived and objectified world and thus see clearly without giving meaning to material form. logic is something the buddha himself didnt expound so much upon but i think it could be summarized by saying that logic is very much a contextual and conventional thing, for more buddhist logic i would look into nagarjuna or dharmakirti

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Yes.

Atheism was never very popular amongst Hindus, but it has been an accepted philosophy ever since Cārvāka propounded it around or before 600 BC. His views are considered as Nastik(heterodox) and hedonistic. He refused the authority of Vedas (Hindu scriptures) and didn't believe in afterlife. His atheistic philosophy influenced Dharmakirti (a Buddhist philosopher) amongst others. Cārvāka believed in Nature and naturalism.

Amartya Sen (international economist) is a known Atheist Hindu and so was VD Savarkar (Indian nationalist).

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