Silence and inaction

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Not only do the Maadhyamaka and the Advaita teach the cessation of

all action (karma) as a necessary pre-requisite for liberation, so

have I noticed the Saamkya and the Nyaaya to endorse the same thing.

 

Jainaas consider the removal of karma from the self to be necessary

for liberation - but for Jainaas unlike other schools karma is a

physical entity. Though whether it has any implications towards

action I'm not too sure.

 

I'd be grateful for specific pointers as to how other darshanas

considered silence/inaction - Jainaas, Hinayaanists, the bhakti

schools etc.

 

Advance thanks for all suggestions/clarifications.