Encyclopedia of India–China Cultural Contacts v1.c7.s7.t9.14

v1.c7.s7.t9.14

and efficiency of sacrifice. Corresponding to this standing, the basic thought for this school is the “sound permanent residence theory”. The so called sound refers to language, concept or knowledge, specially refers to language or knowledge of Vedas. Mimamsa held that this concept and knowledge was born in nature rather than man-made. It is permanent and absolute. Common language and concept is the displaying of the natural sound and shall on the basis of this natural sound. Mimamsa emphasises on “sound permanent residence theory” to prove the immutability and supremacy of Veda and its thoughts. Mimamsa once largely broke the theism of ancient India, absorbed and developed the padārtha theory of Vaisesika.