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absence action Advaita Vedanta agent ahaṁkāra apprehended argues argument Atman atoms avidya bliss body bondage Brahman buddhi Buddhist Cārvāka causal character cognition colour conjunction contradicted creatures denoted desire destroyed devoid dharma distinct doctrine doubt duties effect efficient cause endued entity eternal ether existence finite souls fire Gangeśa genus Ibid identity individual souls inference infinite inherence invalid invariable concomitance jāti Jayanta jīva karma known Kumārila ledge locus Mahabharata manas manifested material cause māyā means merits and demerits mind Miśra mokşa monism moral nature negation non-difference non-eternal non-existence NVTT Nyaya object organ pain Paramātman perceived perception person pervaded pleasure Prabhakara prakṛti pramāņa predicate probans produced proved puruşa qualities rajas and tamas reality reason recollection regards relation Samkara Samkhya sattva sense-organs Siva smoke sound subsists substance substrate supreme TCIA tion Udayana Uddyotakara Upanisads Vaiśeşika valid knowledge Vātsyāyana Vedas volition vyapti word yoga