The Six Systems of Indian PhilosophyLongmans, Green, 1899 - 618 pages |
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... admitting nothing besides these two powers , which by their union or identification cause what we call the world , and by their discrimination or separation produce final bliss or absoluteness . These two , with some other less ...
... admitting nothing besides these two powers , which by their union or identification cause what we call the world , and by their discrimination or separation produce final bliss or absoluteness . These two , with some other less ...
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... admit a long familiarity with philosophic problems before the time that gave birth to the Upanishads which we possess . Period antecedent to the Upanishads . The Upanishads contain too many technical terms , such as Brahman , Âtman ...
... admit a long familiarity with philosophic problems before the time that gave birth to the Upanishads which we possess . Period antecedent to the Upanishads . The Upanishads contain too many technical terms , such as Brahman , Âtman ...
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... admit of being discussed in public . Do we know of any other country where at that early time such religious congresses would have been thought of , and royal rewards bestowed on those who were victorious in these philosophical ...
... admit of being discussed in public . Do we know of any other country where at that early time such religious congresses would have been thought of , and royal rewards bestowed on those who were victorious in these philosophical ...
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... admit any difference between good and bad , and they will not commit themselves to saying that there is another world or that there is not , that there is chance in the world or that there is not , that any- thing has a result or reward ...
... admit any difference between good and bad , and they will not commit themselves to saying that there is another world or that there is not , that there is chance in the world or that there is not , that any- thing has a result or reward ...
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... admit that what was possible in India was possible in Greece likewise , and that we have no evidence to support us in any further conclusions . In all this I thought that facts would speak far better than words . It is quite true that ...
... admit that what was possible in India was possible in Greece likewise , and that we have no evidence to support us in any further conclusions . In all this I thought that facts would speak far better than words . It is quite true that ...
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admit Ahamkâra ancient Anumâna atheism Atman authority Avidyâ Avyakta Bâdarâyana Bhagavad-gîtâ body Brahmâ Brahman Brih Brihaspati Buddhi Buddhist called cause century commentary creation creator deity Devas divine doctrines doubt earth eternal ether existence explained fact follows Gaimini gods Gotama Greek Gunas highest Hindu hymns idea India Indian philosophy individual souls Indra Indriyas inference Îsvara Kanâda Kapila Kârikâs knowledge Lord Manas Mâyâ means meant Mîmâmsâ mind Moksha Monism Nakiketas nature Nescience never Nyâya object originally passages Patañgali perceived perception phenomenal philo possess Pragâpati Prakriti Pramânas Purusha Pûrva-Mîmâmsâ question Râmânuga reality recognised refer Rig-veda Sabda sacrifice Samkara Sâmkhya Sâmkhya-philosophy Sâmkhya-Sûtras Sanskrit scholars seems sense Smriti sophy Sphota Sruti subtle body supposed supreme Sûtras systems of philosophy Tanmâtras Tattva-samâsa teaching things thou thought tion translation true truth Upanishads Vaiseshika Vâk Veda Vedanta Vedanta-philosophy Vedântists Vedic Vyâsa word Yoga Yoga-philosophy Yogins
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Page 255 - But utter clearness, and thro' loss of Self The gain of such large life as match'd with ours Were Sun to spark — unshadowable in words, Themselves but shadows of a shadow-world.