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The Vedântâ-Sûtras

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Translated by George Thibaut
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575 chapters English Public domain
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401 16. There is reference to the Self, as in other places... 402 17. If it be said 'on account of connexion'... 403 18. The new (thing is enjoined); on account of the statement of what has to be done 404 19. And (the qualities) thus being equal, on account of non-difference 405 20. On account of connexion, thus elsewhere also 406 21. Or not so, on account of difference 407 22. The text also declares this 408 23. And for the same reason the holding together and the pervading the sky 409 24. And although they both be meditations on man... 410 25. On account of the difference of sense of piercing... 411 26. But in the case of the getting rid of it has to be combined with the obtaining... 412 27. At departing; there being nothing to be reached... 413 28. As it is desired; on account of there being no contradiction of either 414 29. There is meaning of the soul's going only on the twofold hypothesis; for otherwise there is contradiction 415 30. That assumption is justified; on account of the perception of things which are marks of that; as in ordinary experience 416 31. Of those who have a certain office there is subsistence (of their works) as long as the office lasts 417 32. There is no restriction since all have to go on that path 418 33. But the conceptions of the Imperishable are to be comprised in all meditations 419 34. So much; on account of reflection 420 35. Should it be said that the former reply refers to that Self to which the aggregate of material things belongs... 421 36. There is interchange of ideas, for the texts distinguish; as in other cases 422 37. For one and the same highest divinity ... is the subject of that meditation 423 38. Wishes and the rest, here and there... 424 39. On account of emphasis there is non-omission 425 40. In the case of him who has approached Brahman...
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Title

The Vedântâ-Sûtras

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Unknown author
Translated by George Thibaut
Details
575 chapters English Public domain
About this book

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Table of contents

575 chapters

401 16. There is reference to the Self, as in other places... 402 17. If it be said 'on account of connexion'... 403 18. The new (thing is enjoined); on account of the statement of what has to be done 404 19. And (the qualities) thus being equal, on account of non-difference 405 20. On account of connexion, thus elsewhere also 406 21. Or not so, on account of difference 407 22. The text also declares this 408 23. And for the same reason the holding together and the pervading the sky 409 24. And although they both be meditations on man... 410 25. On account of the difference of sense of piercing... 411 26. But in the case of the getting rid of it has to be combined with the obtaining... 412 27. At departing; there being nothing to be reached... 413 28. As it is desired; on account of there being no contradiction of either 414 29. There is meaning of the soul's going only on the twofold hypothesis; for otherwise there is contradiction 415 30. That assumption is justified; on account of the perception of things which are marks of that; as in ordinary experience 416 31. Of those who have a certain office there is subsistence (of their works) as long as the office lasts 417 32. There is no restriction since all have to go on that path 418 33. But the conceptions of the Imperishable are to be comprised in all meditations 419 34. So much; on account of reflection 420 35. Should it be said that the former reply refers to that Self to which the aggregate of material things belongs... 421 36. There is interchange of ideas, for the texts distinguish; as in other cases 422 37. For one and the same highest divinity ... is the subject of that meditation 423 38. Wishes and the rest, here and there... 424 39. On account of emphasis there is non-omission 425 40. In the case of him who has approached Brahman...
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The Vedântâ-Sûtras

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Translated by George Thibaut
Details
575 chapters English Public domain
About this book

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Table of contents

575 chapters

401 16. There is reference to the Self, as in other places... 402 17. If it be said 'on account of connexion'... 403 18. The new (thing is enjoined); on account of the statement of what has to be done 404 19. And (the qualities) thus being equal, on account of non-difference 405 20. On account of connexion, thus elsewhere also 406 21. Or not so, on account of difference 407 22. The text also declares this 408 23. And for the same reason the holding together and the pervading the sky 409 24. And although they both be meditations on man... 410 25. On account of the difference of sense of piercing... 411 26. But in the case of the getting rid of it has to be combined with the obtaining... 412 27. At departing; there being nothing to be reached... 413 28. As it is desired; on account of there being no contradiction of either 414 29. There is meaning of the soul's going only on the twofold hypothesis; for otherwise there is contradiction 415 30. That assumption is justified; on account of the perception of things which are marks of that; as in ordinary experience 416 31. Of those who have a certain office there is subsistence (of their works) as long as the office lasts 417 32. There is no restriction since all have to go on that path 418 33. But the conceptions of the Imperishable are to be comprised in all meditations 419 34. So much; on account of reflection 420 35. Should it be said that the former reply refers to that Self to which the aggregate of material things belongs... 421 36. There is interchange of ideas, for the texts distinguish; as in other cases 422 37. For one and the same highest divinity ... is the subject of that meditation 423 38. Wishes and the rest, here and there... 424 39. On account of emphasis there is non-omission 425 40. In the case of him who has approached Brahman...
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