Nyāyakusumāñjali: Hindu Rational Enquiry Into the Existence of God : Interpretative Exposition of Udayanācārya's Auto-commentary with Translation of KārikāsOn the fundamentals of Nyaya philosophy. |
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STABAKA V 237343 | 1 |
God The Controller of Adṛṣṭa 170 | 10 |
Invocatory verse 2 Considering the existence | 34 |
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absence admitted adṛṣṭa antecedent limit anubhava apprehended apūrva argued arthāpatti ascertained atoms attribute Bauddha brāhmaṇa buddhi Cārvāka causal aggregate cognition colour concomitant connection between word-meanings counter-correlate counteracting agent defect Devadatta devoid dharma doubt effect established eternal ether existence existence of God external object fallacy fire gives rise ground hare's horn hence hetu inference inferential knowledge inherent invalid iṣṭasādhanatā jāti jñātatā karaṇa kāryatva knowledge of abhāva kriyā linga material cause means memory Mimāmsaka mind Naiyāyika nirvikalpaka non-cognition non-eternal non-existence Nyāya omniscient opponent pakṣa particular perceived perception perceptual knowledge possess postulated pramāņa pratyabhijñā pravṛtti prayatna present probans produces the knowledge prove relation sabda sadhya śakti sense-contact sentence-meaning sentient siddhantin siṁśapā smoke Smṛti soul sound sound ga Śruti substance substratum super-sensuous thing Udayana unestablished untenable upādhi upamāna valid knowledge validity of knowledge Vedas Vedic verbal knowledge viseṣaṇa visual sense-organ volition vyāpāra vyāpti vyatireka word gavaya yatna