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176 4. Not, on account of the difference of character of that; and its being such (appears) from Scripture 177 5. But there is denotation of the superintending deities, on account of distinction and entering 178 7. If it be said that the effect is non-existing; we say no 179 8. On account of such consequences in reabsorption the Vedânta-texts would be inappropriate 180 9. Not so; as there are parallel instances 181 10. And on account of the objections to his view 182 11. Also in consequence of the ill-foundedness of reasoning 183 12. Should it be said that inference is to be carried on in a different way... 184 13. Thereby also the remaining theories which are not comprised within the Veda are explained 185 14. If it be said that from Brahman becoming an enjoyer... 186 15. The non-difference of the world from that Brahman... 187 16. And because (the cause) is perceived in the existence of the effect 188 17. And on account of the existence of that which is posterior 189 19. And like a piece of cloth 190 20. And as the different vital airs 191 21. From the designation of the 'other' as non-different from Brahman... 192 22. But Brahman is additional, on account of the declaration of difference 193 23. And as in the analogous case of stones and the like, there is impossibility of that 194 24. ... as in the case of milk 195 25. And as in the case of the gods... 196 26. Or the consequence of the entire Brahman entering into the effect... 197 27. But on account of Scripture; Brahman's possession of various powers being founded upon the word 198 28. And thus in the Self; for there are manifold powers 199 29. And on account of the defects of his view also 200 30. And the divinity is endowed with all powers, because that is seen
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176 4. Not, on account of the difference of character of that; and its being such (appears) from Scripture 177 5. But there is denotation of the superintending deities, on account of distinction and entering 178 7. If it be said that the effect is non-existing; we say no 179 8. On account of such consequences in reabsorption the Vedânta-texts would be inappropriate 180 9. Not so; as there are parallel instances 181 10. And on account of the objections to his view 182 11. Also in consequence of the ill-foundedness of reasoning 183 12. Should it be said that inference is to be carried on in a different way... 184 13. Thereby also the remaining theories which are not comprised within the Veda are explained 185 14. If it be said that from Brahman becoming an enjoyer... 186 15. The non-difference of the world from that Brahman... 187 16. And because (the cause) is perceived in the existence of the effect 188 17. And on account of the existence of that which is posterior 189 19. And like a piece of cloth 190 20. And as the different vital airs 191 21. From the designation of the 'other' as non-different from Brahman... 192 22. But Brahman is additional, on account of the declaration of difference 193 23. And as in the analogous case of stones and the like, there is impossibility of that 194 24. ... as in the case of milk 195 25. And as in the case of the gods... 196 26. Or the consequence of the entire Brahman entering into the effect... 197 27. But on account of Scripture; Brahman's possession of various powers being founded upon the word 198 28. And thus in the Self; for there are manifold powers 199 29. And on account of the defects of his view also 200 30. And the divinity is endowed with all powers, because that is seen
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176 4. Not, on account of the difference of character of that; and its being such (appears) from Scripture 177 5. But there is denotation of the superintending deities, on account of distinction and entering 178 7. If it be said that the effect is non-existing; we say no 179 8. On account of such consequences in reabsorption the Vedânta-texts would be inappropriate 180 9. Not so; as there are parallel instances 181 10. And on account of the objections to his view 182 11. Also in consequence of the ill-foundedness of reasoning 183 12. Should it be said that inference is to be carried on in a different way... 184 13. Thereby also the remaining theories which are not comprised within the Veda are explained 185 14. If it be said that from Brahman becoming an enjoyer... 186 15. The non-difference of the world from that Brahman... 187 16. And because (the cause) is perceived in the existence of the effect 188 17. And on account of the existence of that which is posterior 189 19. And like a piece of cloth 190 20. And as the different vital airs 191 21. From the designation of the 'other' as non-different from Brahman... 192 22. But Brahman is additional, on account of the declaration of difference 193 23. And as in the analogous case of stones and the like, there is impossibility of that 194 24. ... as in the case of milk 195 25. And as in the case of the gods... 196 26. Or the consequence of the entire Brahman entering into the effect... 197 27. But on account of Scripture; Brahman's possession of various powers being founded upon the word 198 28. And thus in the Self; for there are manifold powers 199 29. And on account of the defects of his view also 200 30. And the divinity is endowed with all powers, because that is seen
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