India: the Quest for NationhoodLalvani Publishing House, 1967 - 206 pages |
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... Brahman become one and all duality is done away with . Since Brahman contains all and is all in all , the individual is all . A sage of the Upanishads , Sandilya , puts it in this way : " This my atman in my inmost heart is smaller than ...
... Brahman become one and all duality is done away with . Since Brahman contains all and is all in all , the individual is all . A sage of the Upanishads , Sandilya , puts it in this way : " This my atman in my inmost heart is smaller than ...
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... Brahman , and its being is rooted in Brahman , and shares in the substantiality of Brahman . The knowledge of the self has Brahman , the Self , as its ultimate object and limit . This is the self as a cognitive ego . But the self as an ...
... Brahman , and its being is rooted in Brahman , and shares in the substantiality of Brahman . The knowledge of the self has Brahman , the Self , as its ultimate object and limit . This is the self as a cognitive ego . But the self as an ...
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... Brahman . In this stage the self must read , study , meditate and immerse itself in the Scriptures which are a revela- tion of Brahman ; it must contemplate Brahman with all the concentration and intensity it can command . Such ...
... Brahman . In this stage the self must read , study , meditate and immerse itself in the Scriptures which are a revela- tion of Brahman ; it must contemplate Brahman with all the concentration and intensity it can command . Such ...
Contents
INTRODUCTION | 1 |
PREHISTORIC AND VEDIC INDIA | 5 |
THE UPANISHADS AND THE VEDANTA | 17 |
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