Abadhita Jnana is the non-contradictable knowledge, a concept of knowledge preferred by the Advaita schools of philosophy. In an error, for instance, in the rope mistaken for a snake, the snake-cognition is false because it is contradicted on closer scrutiny by the knowledge that it is a rope and not a snake as was believed at the first look. To take another instance: in all the three experiences of waking, dream and deep sleep, the instruments of knowing change. Hoysaleshwara Temple, Halebeedu - Karnataka But the same consciousness witnessing all the three states remains the same, bearing testimony to all of them as, “I saw”, “I dreamt” and “I slept”. Hence it alone is real. Abadhitatva (incontrovertibleness) at all times is the mark of the true proposition and real existence. However, propositions can be entertained, as in the case of practical life in the world, provisionally as true till they are contradicted by another piece of evidence. Hence all empirical kno