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XXX | 172 |
XXXI | 179 |
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absolutely ancient Aryan ascetic Aśoka ātman attained attitude avidyā become Bhagavad Gitā birth bliss Bodhisattva body bondage Brahman Buddha Buddhist Cakravartin century A.D. consciousness cosmic darśana death dharma divine doctrine earth Editor's note enlightenment essence eternal existence experience fire force goal Goddess gods guņas heaven Hindu human ignorance Indian philosophy individual Indra infra inner Jaina Jainism jīva Kāma karma karmic king knowledge Kṛṣṇa life-monad living Lord magic Mahābhārata Mahāvīra Mahāyāna manifest māyā means meditation microcosm mind monad monks nature nirvāņa nondual one's orthodox perfect personality phenomenal prajñā prakṛti pre-Aryan principle purușa rajas Rāmakrishna reality realization realm regarded release represented ritual sacred sage Sakti samādhi Sankara Sankhya Sanskrit sattva savior sense sphere spiritual substance subtle supra supreme Tantra Tantric Tathāgata teaching term texts things thou thought tion Tīrthankaras tradition transcendent transcendental transformation truth universe Upanisad Vedanta Vedas Vedic wisdom worship Yoga Zimmer