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Contents
Brahman | 1 |
The doctrine of Maya of Sarhkara | 12 |
Pratibhasika satta | 29 |
Copyright | |
19 other sections not shown
Common terms and phrases
Abhasa Acarya according actions admitted Advaita philosophy Advaita Vedanta Advaitin Anirvacaniya asat Atman attain Avidya Bhagavadgita Bhakti Bhartrhari Bhasya birth bondage Brahmasutra Buddhist cause cit and acit cognition concept conch-shell creation creator deeds determinate Brahman devotee Dharma doctrine of Maya dream Drstisrstivada erroneous knowledge ethics existence experiences explain external falsehood further Gaudapada Gita Hindu Religion idea indeterminate Indian Philosophy individual soul Isvara Jiva Jivanmukta Karman khyati Krsna liberated souls Madhva Maya Maya Sakti means mentioned mind Moksa Mukti name and form negated Nimbarka non-duality Paramahamsa Paramatman perception performance person phenomenal reality Poona Prakrti propounded proves pure Purusa Ramanuja Ramanujacarya realization of Brahman rebirth regarding Rgveda Saivism Saktas Sakti Samkara Samkhya Sarhkara Sarhkaracarya says scholars Siva substratum superimposed supports supreme bliss takes Tathata tattva Tattvamasi tenet theory truth ultimate reality unreal Upanisads Vaisnavite Vallabha Varanasi Vedantin Vijfianavada Vivekananda Vrtti waking worldly objects worship Yoga Yogavasistha
Bibliographic information
| Title | Some aspects of Advaita philosophy |
| Author | Ram Murti Sharma |
| Publisher | Eastern Book Linkers, 1985 |
| Original from | the University of California |
| Digitized | Jan 3, 2007 |
| Length | 211 pages |
| Subjects | › Advaita Philosophy / Eastern Philosophy / Hindu |
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