Abstract

This book represents a revised and expanded edition of the author's previous work, 'Modeling of Generancy: A Logical Solution.' While primarily delving into Indian philosophy, it incorporates various aspects of Western philosophy as well. To streamline the content, the author has excluded certain topics from the previous book while adding new ones, ensuring that both volumes hold special importance for the readers. The writing style of the book adopts a textbook approach. Generancy philosophy has emerged as a distinctive school of thought within Indian philosophy, grounded in the acceptance of the Vedas as authoritative. However, the book transcends the confines of Vedic discourse by introducing additional subjects. Mathematics plays a prominent role, enabling attempts to address humanity's incessant curiosity and existential inquiries. Thought-provoking discussions on topics such as the universe, life, and the concept of God are presented. Furthermore, the book extensively explores human happiness, sorrow, and the ultimate purpose of life. It is expected that readers' interest in philosophy will be heightened after engaging with this book.