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... truth ( pramātṛtva ) .1 Without an interest in truth the study of the Vedas will not be sustained . By truth we here mean the ultimate truth and not merely truth in any particular branch of inquiry . The ultimate truth is sought not ...
... truth ( pramātṛtva ) .1 Without an interest in truth the study of the Vedas will not be sustained . By truth we here mean the ultimate truth and not merely truth in any particular branch of inquiry . The ultimate truth is sought not ...
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... truth ; it is not a pramāņa . Scripture ( śruti ) is the only pramāņa for the truth of non - duality . Tarka can aid śruti , but is not an alternative to śruti . Reason does not aid scripture directly . Scripture establishes the truth ...
... truth ; it is not a pramāņa . Scripture ( śruti ) is the only pramāņa for the truth of non - duality . Tarka can aid śruti , but is not an alternative to śruti . Reason does not aid scripture directly . Scripture establishes the truth ...
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... truth will stop at that limit , for Lovell observes , " If I were pressed on this problem of creation I would say , therefore , that any cosmology must eventually move over into metaphysics for reasons which are inherent in modern ...
... truth will stop at that limit , for Lovell observes , " If I were pressed on this problem of creation I would say , therefore , that any cosmology must eventually move over into metaphysics for reasons which are inherent in modern ...
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according action activity Advaita aesthetic analysis appearance appreciation aspects attainment avidya basis beauty become bhakti bliss body Brahman called cause cognition commentary common concept condition consciousness consists contemplation created creation depends described desire direct discipline distinction dream effect emotional empirical existence experience explain fact final follows give Hence idea ideal identity ignorance individual jiva jñāna karma knowledge known leads limitations material matter māyā means mind mokṣa moral namely nature non-dual non-real notion object organ particular passage perceive perception Philosophy physical pleasure position possible practice preliminary present produce pure qualities rasa reality realized reason reference regard relation release result reveals scripture sense significance sleep soul space spirit Sri Sankara stage takes teaching theory things thought tion true truth ultimate universe Upanisads upāsana vide waking whole