Which one of the following pairs does not form part of the six systems of Indian Philosophy?

• It is a school that deals with logic and epistemology.
• The teaching of Nyaya states that the suffering of human existence is caused by the cycle of death and rebirth.
• It enlists four valid (Pramana) and four invalid means of gaining knowledge.

• This school acknowledges the existence of God or of the supreme soul.
• The focus on the teachings of this system is on the realisation of the true nature of the Soul as different from all creation.

• It explores the understanding of the creator and the creation.
• There are two external realities: soul and nature.

• The eight-limbs of Yoga sutras highlight how to connect with the greater cosmic essence and enhance spirituality.
• These eight-limbs include-
  • Yama (moral conduct)
  • Niyama (Disciple)
  •  Asana (right posture)
  • Pranayama (effective breathing)
  • Pratyahara (withdrawing the senses)
  •  Dharana (to concentrate on one object)
  • Dhyana (meditation)
  • Samadhi (supreme bliss/ salvation)

• It provides details on why it is important to conduct Vedic rituals for a person to attain the last ultimate goal of life which is Moksha.

The philosophical school was grounded by VED-VYAS.

• Advaita Vedanta by Shankaracharya
• Vishista Advaita by Ramanujacharya
•  Dvaita Vedanta by Madhavacharya
• Dvaitadvaita Vedanta by Nimbaraka
• Shuddha Advaita Vedanta by Vallabhacharya.

• It is the last of the four forms of Vedas. Brahmanas, Samhitas, and Aranyakas are the others.
• Vedanta means the end, completion or perfection of knowledge.
• The VEDANTA school is divided into three parts according to how they regard the relationship between God and the Universe.