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A Hand-Book of Hindu Pantheism - The Panchadasi of Sreemut Vidyaranya Swami Translated with Copious Annotations

1900

If it be alleged. knowledge and its revers re only the attributes of the reflex intelligence and neetr th of the The primary import of 'I am' is the predicated in of the internal organ with reflection 8f intelligence and it not indicate intelligence pure et simple hence its subject neit r; but then by the indication of abandoning ea pat from the of the internal organ and intelligence accordin [...] Now the function is situated in the internal organ and the word is situated in the tongue a*d the jar itself rests on the ground so that the three are different ; similarly the function of self (sham) and the subject of the word is intelligence of the internal organ Ji and here "self" (function) is situated in the internal organ word has fonits site the tongue awl the Subject—the endowe ell [...] The associated intelligence of Maya which is the cause of the Universe the indication of omniscience the property of invisibilitywhich is existent intelligence and bliss is the predicate of the word 'That.' 73. [...] the verb 'bring ' here the relation is that of a subject and predicate ; for the person who has been asked to bring the cow the subject of the verb !bring' which is the predicate of that persoie. [...] Thus then as ordinary words are construed according to the time and other incidents connnected with the speaker so is the purport f Vedic phrases to be ascertained from the commentaries in the rm of 'the commencement' and 'tyminalion"result ' novelty %; and as in human speech the desire of the speaker is ascertai d so in the Vedic utterances the purport is Iswara's desire.
philosophy religion
Pages
197
Published in
India
SARF Document ID
sarf.144514
Segment Pages Author Actions
Frontmatter
i-ii Nanda Dhole view
Section VII. On the Discovery of Felicity
139-201 Nanda Dhole view
Section VIII. On the Discovery of the Uniform Intelligence
202-218 Nanda Dhole view
Section IX. On the Light of Meditation
219-244 Nanda Dhole view
Section X. Illustration by Comparision to a Theatrical Performance
245-248 Nanda Dhole view
Section XI. Brahmananda (a). Yogananda
249-276 Nanda Dhole view
Section XII. (b). Atmananda or the Blissfulness of Self
277-296 Nanda Dhole view
Section XIII. (c) Adwaitananda or the Felicity of Non-Duality
297-319 Nanda Dhole view
Section XIV. (d) On the Felicity Produced from Self-knowledeg
320-328 Nanda Dhole view
Section XV. Vishayananda or Material Happiness
329-333 Nanda Dhole view

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