THE ESSENCE OF EASTERN PHILOSOPHY AND ITS ROLE IN SOCIAL PROGRESS
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Eastern philosophy, social development, spirituality, moral values, harmony, cultural progressAbstract
This article explores the fundamental principles of Eastern philosophy and its significant influence on the social, moral, and cultural development of humanity. It highlights how Eastern philosophical thoughts such as Confucianism, Buddhism, Taoism, and Islamic philosophy emphasize harmony, morality, and collective progress. The article also examines the relevance of Eastern philosophical traditions in addressing modern societal challenges and fostering a balance between material and spiritual life.
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