Which of the following are accepted in Buddhism?

A. Adhyasa

B. Apoha

C. Abhava

D. Arthapatti

E. Pratyaiksha

F. Sabada

Choose the correct answer from the options given below:

Buddhism accepts Apoha and Pratyaksa.

Apoha:

• Apoha refers to the Buddhist “exclusion theory”
• It is a negative process of exclusion
• Apoha or exclusions can be used to explain away universals as the referents of words.

Pratyaksa:

• Pratyaksa means the perception both internal and external.
• The knowledge is perceptible to the eye or visible and recognizable through other sensory organs and the mind.
• Eye, ear, nose, tongue, and skin are the five sensory organs and mine is the sixth one.

• Buddhist philosophy is developed by various Buddhist schools that are the system of inquiry and philosophical investigation
• Apoha is an important theory of Buddhist philosophy
• Pratyaksa and Anumana are two accepted means of knowledge in Buddhist philosophy