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376 31. But on account of resemblance 377 32. It subserves the purpose of thought; as in the case of the feet 378 33. Owing to difference of place, as in the case of light, and so on 379 34. And on account of possibility 380 35. Thus, from the denial of anything else 381 36. The omnipresence possessed by that, understood from the declaration of extent 382 37. From thence the reward; on account of possibility 383 38. And on account of scriptural declaration 384 39. For the same reasons Gaimini (thinks it to be) religious action 385 40. But the former, Bâdarâyana thinks, on account of the designation of deities as the cause 386 Third Pâda: 1. What is understood from all the Vedânta-texts is one, on account of the non-difference of injunction and the rest 387 2. If it be said that the vidyâs are not one on account of difference... 388 3. For the sirovrata concerns the mode of the study of the Veda... 389 4. Scripture also declares this 390 5. (Meditation) thus being equal, there is combination of gunas 391 6. If it be said that there is difference on account of the text; we say no; on account of non-difference 392 7. Or not, on account of difference of subject-matter; as in the case of the attribute of being higher than the high 393 8. If that be declared on account of name; we object 394 9. And this is appropriate, on account of the extension 395 10. On account of non-difference of everything, those elsewhere 396 11. Bliss and other qualities, as belonging to the subject of the qualities 397 12. Such qualities as having joy for its head, and so on, are not established... 398 13. But the others, on account of equality with the thing 399 14. For meditation, owing to the absence of purpose 400 15. And on account of the term 'Self.'
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376 31. But on account of resemblance 377 32. It subserves the purpose of thought; as in the case of the feet 378 33. Owing to difference of place, as in the case of light, and so on 379 34. And on account of possibility 380 35. Thus, from the denial of anything else 381 36. The omnipresence possessed by that, understood from the declaration of extent 382 37. From thence the reward; on account of possibility 383 38. And on account of scriptural declaration 384 39. For the same reasons Gaimini (thinks it to be) religious action 385 40. But the former, Bâdarâyana thinks, on account of the designation of deities as the cause 386 Third Pâda: 1. What is understood from all the Vedânta-texts is one, on account of the non-difference of injunction and the rest 387 2. If it be said that the vidyâs are not one on account of difference... 388 3. For the sirovrata concerns the mode of the study of the Veda... 389 4. Scripture also declares this 390 5. (Meditation) thus being equal, there is combination of gunas 391 6. If it be said that there is difference on account of the text; we say no; on account of non-difference 392 7. Or not, on account of difference of subject-matter; as in the case of the attribute of being higher than the high 393 8. If that be declared on account of name; we object 394 9. And this is appropriate, on account of the extension 395 10. On account of non-difference of everything, those elsewhere 396 11. Bliss and other qualities, as belonging to the subject of the qualities 397 12. Such qualities as having joy for its head, and so on, are not established... 398 13. But the others, on account of equality with the thing 399 14. For meditation, owing to the absence of purpose 400 15. And on account of the term 'Self.'
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376 31. But on account of resemblance 377 32. It subserves the purpose of thought; as in the case of the feet 378 33. Owing to difference of place, as in the case of light, and so on 379 34. And on account of possibility 380 35. Thus, from the denial of anything else 381 36. The omnipresence possessed by that, understood from the declaration of extent 382 37. From thence the reward; on account of possibility 383 38. And on account of scriptural declaration 384 39. For the same reasons Gaimini (thinks it to be) religious action 385 40. But the former, Bâdarâyana thinks, on account of the designation of deities as the cause 386 Third Pâda: 1. What is understood from all the Vedânta-texts is one, on account of the non-difference of injunction and the rest 387 2. If it be said that the vidyâs are not one on account of difference... 388 3. For the sirovrata concerns the mode of the study of the Veda... 389 4. Scripture also declares this 390 5. (Meditation) thus being equal, there is combination of gunas 391 6. If it be said that there is difference on account of the text; we say no; on account of non-difference 392 7. Or not, on account of difference of subject-matter; as in the case of the attribute of being higher than the high 393 8. If that be declared on account of name; we object 394 9. And this is appropriate, on account of the extension 395 10. On account of non-difference of everything, those elsewhere 396 11. Bliss and other qualities, as belonging to the subject of the qualities 397 12. Such qualities as having joy for its head, and so on, are not established... 398 13. But the others, on account of equality with the thing 399 14. For meditation, owing to the absence of purpose 400 15. And on account of the term 'Self.'
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