elements,' not the first of ' things ;' for it was preceded by unevolved nature, and intellect, and it is itself a modified form of individuality. It therefore harmonizes perfectly well with the prevailing ideas in the ancient world, of the state of... Sānkhya-Sāra: a treatise of Sankhya philosophy - Page 31by Kapila - 1862 - 99 pagesFull view - About this book
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...notion familiar to all ancient cosmogonies. GAURAPADA says, 'the first of the elements was darkness t-' It is the first of the ' elements,' not the first...visible creation, when " chaos was, and night," and when Nullus adhuc mundo praebebai lumina Tiian, Nee nova crescendo reparabai cornua Phoebe. In the influence... | |
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...notion familiar to all ancient cosmogonies. GAURAPADA says, ' the first of the elements was darkness f.' It is the first of the ' elements,' not the first of ' things ;' for it was preceded by urievolved nature, and intellect, and it is itself a modified form of individuality. It therefore harmonizes... | |
| Vijñānabhikṣu - Hindu philosophy - 1856 - 370 pages
...expression in the Bhdshya, which presents a notion familiar to all ancient cosmogonies. Gaudapáda says, ' the first of the elements was darkness.' It...visible creation, when ' chaos was, and night,' and when sence to be dark, or to be active. To the end that egotism may acquire the distinction of pure, it... | |
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...expression in the Bhdshya, which presents a notion familiar to all ancient cosmogonies. Gaudapáda says, ' the first of the elements was darkness.' It...visible creation, when ' chaos was, and night,' and when 48 eence to be dark, or to be active. To the end that egotism may acquire the distinction of pure,... | |
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...the term bhiitddi ' generative of the elements,' epithetically employed in place of ' dark egotism,' is again rendered, by Professor Wilson, " first element."...visible creation, when ' chaos was, and night,' and when sence to be dark, or to be active. To the end that egotism may acquire the distinction of pure, it... | |
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