Table of Contents
CONTENTS
| Introduction | |
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| PART I |
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| AN ACCOUNT OF THE VEDĀNTA |
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| Vedānta, The Vedas' End | |
| The Four Vedas | |
| The Upanishads | |
| Foundations Of Upanishadic Ideas | |
| Brahma And Prāna | |
| Doctrine Of Transmigration And Works | |
| Ātmā, Self Or Spirit | |
| Upanishadic Principles | |
| Origin Of Universe From Brahma | |
| Brahma Is Absolute Being | |
| Brahma Is Thought | |
| Brahma Is Atmā | |
| Brahma Is Incogitable | |
| Parmenides | |
| Phases Of The Self | |
| Māyā | |
| Relation Of Universal To Individual Soul | |
| Organism Of Soul | |
| The Subtle Body | |
| Karma | |
| Freedom Of Will | |
| God | |
| Brahma The Destroyer | |
| Salvation | |
| The After Life | |
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| PART II |
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| SOME TEXTS OF THE VEDĀNTA |
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| Appendix I., The Sambandhas | |
| Appendix II., List of Chief Upanishads and Abbreviations | |
| Bibliography | |
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