The Philosophy of the Buddhist ethical concepts and its theories are playing vital role on Indian Philosophical systems. Buddhism covers non-violence and materialism; hence, Buddha attacked the Brahmanic custom of animal slaughtering during their religious ceremonies. Buddhism does not belief in God; it teaches the unique purpose of human life in its moral. The Buddha’s Philosophy in its implications depends theory of origination, theory of karma, theory of change, and the theory non-existence of the soul. Buddhist ethical idealism is the unique identification of Indian Wisdom.

The art and science of yoga is dedicated to creating union between body, mind and soul. Its objective is to assist the practitioner in using the breath and body to foster an awareness of ourselves as individualized beings intimately connected to the unified whole of creation.  In short it is about creating balance and equanimity so as to live in peace, good health and harmony with the greater whole.  This art of right living was perfected and practiced in India thousands of years ago and the foundations of yoga philosophy were written down in the Yoga Sutra of Patanjali, approximately 200 AD.  This sacred text describes the inner workings of the mind and provides a blueprint for controlling its restlessness so as to enjoy lasting peace. Yoga is now practiced by millions across the globe. This is great for humanity, however a lot of yoga that is being practiced today is merely just asana & some amounts of pranayama. Even asana has been diluted to a mere form of exercise and often teamed with other things (like heat, chocolate, music, weights etc...) that are completely external to classical yoga. Very few practitioners go beyond asana.