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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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126 26. If it be said that there results a contradiction to work; we deny this 127 27. If it be said that a contradiction will result with regard to words... 128 28. And for this very reason eternity of the Veda 129 29. And on account of the equality of names and forms there is no contradiction... 130 30. On account of the impossibility of qualification... 131 31. And on account of (meditating on the part of the gods) being in the Light 132 33. That grief of him arose... 133 34. And on account of Gânasruti kshattriya-hood being understood 134 35. On account of the inferential sign further on... 135 36. On account of the reference to ceremonial purifications... 136 37. And on account of the procedure, on the ascertainment of the non-being of that 137 38. And on account of the prohibition of hearing, studying, and performance of (Vedic) matter 138 39. And on account of Smriti 139 40. On account of the trembling 140 41. On account of light being seen 141 42. The ether, on account of the designation of something different, and so on 142 43. On account of difference in deep sleep and departing 143 44. And on account of such words as Lord 144 Fourth Pâda: 1. If it be said that some mention that which rests on Inference ... 145 2. But the subtle body, on account of its capability 146 3. Matter in its subtle state subserves an end... 147 4. And on account of there being no statement of its being an object of knowledge 148 5. ... the intelligent Self is meant... 149 6. And of three only there is this mention and question 150 7. And as in the case of the 'Great.'
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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

126 26. If it be said that there results a contradiction to work; we deny this 127 27. If it be said that a contradiction will result with regard to words... 128 28. And for this very reason eternity of the Veda 129 29. And on account of the equality of names and forms there is no contradiction... 130 30. On account of the impossibility of qualification... 131 31. And on account of (meditating on the part of the gods) being in the Light 132 33. That grief of him arose... 133 34. And on account of Gânasruti kshattriya-hood being understood 134 35. On account of the inferential sign further on... 135 36. On account of the reference to ceremonial purifications... 136 37. And on account of the procedure, on the ascertainment of the non-being of that 137 38. And on account of the prohibition of hearing, studying, and performance of (Vedic) matter 138 39. And on account of Smriti 139 40. On account of the trembling 140 41. On account of light being seen 141 42. The ether, on account of the designation of something different, and so on 142 43. On account of difference in deep sleep and departing 143 44. And on account of such words as Lord 144 Fourth Pâda: 1. If it be said that some mention that which rests on Inference ... 145 2. But the subtle body, on account of its capability 146 3. Matter in its subtle state subserves an end... 147 4. And on account of there being no statement of its being an object of knowledge 148 5. ... the intelligent Self is meant... 149 6. And of three only there is this mention and question 150 7. And as in the case of the 'Great.'
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The Vedântâ-Sûtras

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Translated by George Thibaut
Details
575 chapters English Public domain
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Table of contents

575 chapters

126 26. If it be said that there results a contradiction to work; we deny this 127 27. If it be said that a contradiction will result with regard to words... 128 28. And for this very reason eternity of the Veda 129 29. And on account of the equality of names and forms there is no contradiction... 130 30. On account of the impossibility of qualification... 131 31. And on account of (meditating on the part of the gods) being in the Light 132 33. That grief of him arose... 133 34. And on account of Gânasruti kshattriya-hood being understood 134 35. On account of the inferential sign further on... 135 36. On account of the reference to ceremonial purifications... 136 37. And on account of the procedure, on the ascertainment of the non-being of that 137 38. And on account of the prohibition of hearing, studying, and performance of (Vedic) matter 138 39. And on account of Smriti 139 40. On account of the trembling 140 41. On account of light being seen 141 42. The ether, on account of the designation of something different, and so on 142 43. On account of difference in deep sleep and departing 143 44. And on account of such words as Lord 144 Fourth Pâda: 1. If it be said that some mention that which rests on Inference ... 145 2. But the subtle body, on account of its capability 146 3. Matter in its subtle state subserves an end... 147 4. And on account of there being no statement of its being an object of knowledge 148 5. ... the intelligent Self is meant... 149 6. And of three only there is this mention and question 150 7. And as in the case of the 'Great.'
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