This document appears to be the beginning of a book on philosophy. It introduces philosophy and discusses some of its key principles over 47 pages. Some main points discussed include: philosophy is based on wisdom, soul, and awareness; it searches for hidden powers in both seen and unseen things; it helps understand God's secrets; and it provides a theory of the unseen world. The document lays out various philosophical concepts and perspectives to explore further in the upcoming chapters.

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2. PHILOSOPHER
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4. FOREWORD

5. THE BOOK

6. DISCLAIMER

7. COPY RIGHT

8. POETRY RIGHT

9. INTRODUCTION TO PHILOSOPHY
CHAPTER - I
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Philosophy is made by wisdom, soul, and awareness. The knowledge values philosophy.

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Philosophy is after the dash.

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There is no scale for scaling the spread of philosophy.

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The science means knowledge and the philosophy is in it.

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Science is the body, but philosophy is its soul.

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Philosophy is very near to any religion.

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Poetry is the sister of philosophy.

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Philosopy searches hidden powers in things seen or unseen.

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Philosophy sees unseen by its imaginary eyes.

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Philosopyaffects the thinking of human being positively.

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Philosopy fights with negative thinking.

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Positive thinking is the base of philosopy.

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The negative thinking is the name of badness in philosopy.

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Philosophy closses everything and every talk in philospies.

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Philosophy divides human’s body in seen and unseen.

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The philosophy is also hidden in the life of human being in unseen.

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Philosphy helps man to understand God’s secrects.
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27. The material changes its shape but not die under cycle of travelling life to death and death to life.
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28. The dreams are sources of knowing the news from the unseen world.
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29. The punishment is given to wisdom not to body.
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30. THE WORLD OF PHILOSOPHY
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31. The world of philosophy is the world of unseen.
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32. The philosophy is an imaginary man who creates to think.
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33. The world of philosophy is like other world but not seen with open eyes.
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34. The world of philosophy is the mystery.
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35. Our eyes observe the real world but not the philosophical world.
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36. The wisdom is a character does not belong to body and soul.
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37. The imaginary man uses the same wisdom as we have.

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The thinking opens the door of knowledge and the imagine goes in it.

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The creature flat from the material is a single entity.

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The man has made with mud, soul, and wisdom.

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The philosophy disclosed one side the hidden secrets in organs and another side the purpose of the body.

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The body is the solid, soul is the ability, and wis dom is the name of using them.

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The physical organs refer to the outer man.

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The outer man is an entity, body, machinery, the moving animal, and a living character.
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46. The inner man uses the same body and parts which the outer man uses.

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The sense organs of the outer man are the sense organs of inner man in philosophy.

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49. Philosophy has its own tenses.

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The past is an entity in the eyes of philosophy.
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The present is an entity but for the time being like heart rest.

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The shade, the death, the dark have no entity.
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53. The time of philosophy is started when the time of anything ends.
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54. Philosophy has its own time; the time of rest in anything.

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Philosophy gets the thing from the time of its own.

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The philosophy gives the theory of unseen to seen.