India: the Quest for NationhoodLalvani Publishing House, 1967 - 206 pages |
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Page 19
... greater than the earth , greater than the sky , greater than the heavens , greater than all the spheres . In It ( Brahman ) are all actions , all wishes , all smells , all tastes . It holds this all within Itself . It speaks not ; It ...
... greater than the earth , greater than the sky , greater than the heavens , greater than all the spheres . In It ( Brahman ) are all actions , all wishes , all smells , all tastes . It holds this all within Itself . It speaks not ; It ...
Page 57
... greater and greater centralization was effected through the centralized control of an efficient bureaucracy and through good communica- tions . With the same end of territorial consolidation and social solidarity in view , he went about ...
... greater and greater centralization was effected through the centralized control of an efficient bureaucracy and through good communica- tions . With the same end of territorial consolidation and social solidarity in view , he went about ...
Page 144
... greater service to the masses . " The speaker was a Dravidasthan propagandist , A. S. Venu , appealing for support to convert the Congress in Madras into an instrument in the hands of the Dravida Kazagham or Dravidian Federation to cut ...
... greater service to the masses . " The speaker was a Dravidasthan propagandist , A. S. Venu , appealing for support to convert the Congress in Madras into an instrument in the hands of the Dravida Kazagham or Dravidian Federation to cut ...
Contents
INTRODUCTION | 1 |
PREHISTORIC AND VEDIC INDIA | 5 |
THE UPANISHADS AND THE VEDANTA | 17 |
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