Essays on Sāmkhya and Other Systems of Indian Philosophy |
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The Basic Principles of the Classical Sāṁkhya | 1 |
Samkhya in the Mahabharata | 9 |
Vacaspati and Vijñana Bhiksu on the Bhoktr | 21 |
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according action admitted Advaita Vedanta ancient Indian aparigraha Aryans Atman attain avatara avidya aviveka becomes believe Bhiksu bliss body Brahman buddhi Buddhism Carvakas causal cause classical samkhya conception constitute creation culture desire devotion Dharma Divine duties empirical enjoyment eternal existence experience fact false feeling goal gunas happiness Hence highest human ignorance immortal Indian philosophy individual soul infinite intellect jiva Jivanmukta karma knower knowledge liberation living Mahabharata manifestation manner material means metaphysical mind moral nature never object pains perception person Philosophy and Religion pleasures point of view Prakṛti principle pure consciousness purusa Rāmānuja realise reality reflection regarded relation revealed sages sākṣi Samkara sattva selfish selfless sense social society spiritual śruti stage substratum supreme Swamiji Taoism Taqdir teachings theistic things thought three gunas tion transcendental true truth ultimate unconscious universe upādāna upadhi Upanisads Vedas vedic vṛtti word worldly Yoga