Dear Jeyamohan,
Occasionally we skip some speeches because of their titles. One speech on my list is the one you gave about the specialties of Indian philosophy. I initially expected it to be a discussion focused on the merits of Indian philosophy, which is a topic frequently addressed in our general discourses.
But recently, I listened to this speech and was practically overwhelmed by its clarity and novelty. You categorically explain what the special features are in Indian philosophy, but you do not dismiss or reduce the importance of Western philosophy. The clarification you give is wonderful. Thank you.
M. Subramanyan
