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Philosophy has a close relationship with human life, because no aspect of a person\'s life is outside the scope of philosophy. In fact, from the very beginning of creation, when man started thinking, his experiences started taking permanent shape. These experiences, shaped by these permanent shapes, were later transformed into philosophy. Therefore, in fact, natural curiosity can be easily accepted as the root of philosophy. Similarly, the flow of the pure source of \'Darshan\' has been running at an uninterrupted pace since ancient times, the origin of which we can find in the Vedas, seen by the sages thousands of years ago. Among these, the philosophical hymns used in Rigveda, of which \'Nasadiya\' and Purusha-Sukta are especially important. After that, the original and mature thinking of these Sakshatkritdharma sages is available to us in the Upanishads, because the basic basis of all theistic philosophies, in fact, have been the Vedas and the Upanishads.