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Buddhist philosophy refers to the philosophy that was developed by various sects of Buddhism after the Nirvana of Lord Buddha and later spread throughout Asia. It is commonly known as Buddhism. It is a profound philosophical and spiritual tradition that originated in ancient India. 'Freedom from suffering' has been the main goal of Buddhism. Karma, Dhyana and Pragya are its tools. This belief system of ideas established by the Tathagata Buddha revolves around man's quest for self-enlightenment and freedom from suffering. At the core of this ideology are the Four Noble Truths, which embrace the path of suffering, the cause of suffering, the cessation of suffering, and ultimately enlightenment. Not only this, the Eightfold Path as taught by the Buddha acts as a guide for man's moral life and self-improvement.Buddhist philosophy is an explanation of compassion, non-violence and the impermanence of all painful things. Millions of people around the world have been influenced by this book. It offers a spiritual journey towards inner peace and enlightenment for man. In the present book, Mahapandit Rahul Sankrityayan, a well-known scholar of Buddhism, has tried to clarify Buddhist philosophy by discussing all the beliefs of Buddhist philosophy in five chapters of Buddhist philosophy. Apart from the expert on the subject, ordinary readers will not have any difficulty in understanding the information about Buddhist philosophy that it contains.