The study of history helps to create your own philosophy. The study of philosophy makes history.

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Philosophy attempts to find the ultimate cause say for example: How things (living organism as well as non living) in this world came into existence? which is the cause? what is the nature of the cause? We believe that human beings are composed of spirit and matter. some focus on the spiritual aspect of man and the others look into the material part. We either able to accept totally the concept spirit or to reject it, because there are certain mysteries or acts for which there is no clear explanation say for ex. death, life after death, the way our nervous system functions, etc., etc., all these paved way for human beings to think in different directions that formed the basis for the birth of different philosophies.
Different philosophies came into existence in different parts of the world in the course of human civilisation. One among them is Indian Philosophy which is some what unique in its character when compared to the philosophies of the part of the world.
Indian philosophies try to develop an attitude of contentment. It speak much about the sufferings in life, focusing much on the duties and moral of the human being. It begins in pessimism and ends in optimism.

philosophy is a subject which analyses the mysteries of the world. It is more concerned with Reality, its nature and its contribution in the growth of mankind. Science is yet to explain or define or to defy the concept of Reality discussed by several philosophers and philosophies. Philosophy tries to analyse the cause and effect relationship and it tries to speculate about the cause and effect of several natural phenomena that occurs in the universe as whole. It looks into the several natural aspects of this universe its origin its development and obviously the future, which is quite bleak as far as science is concerned. Science is able to solve the problem of human life which are mundane and of day today affairs where as the philosophy is more concerned with perennial problems of life which are ultimate.