The Philosophy of the Upanishads c13.3

c13.3

Bâdarâyaṇa, 27 ff., 54, 100, 180, 184, 192, 220 f., 317. Bahûdaka, 377, 379. Bâlâki Gârgya, 87 f., 396. Benares, 380. bhûman, 81, 94, 151. bhûr bhuvaḥ svar, 217. body, the gross, 283 f. ; the subtle, 280 ff. brahmacârin, 4 f., 367, 369 ff. Brahman, 38 ff., 75, 79, 163, 323, 335 f., 342, 359, 390, 395, 401 f., 408 f. ; Brahman as unity, 85 ff. ; definitions of Brahman, 87 ff. ; symbols of Brahman, 99 ff., 117 f. ; Brahman as being, etc., 126 ff. ; as consciousness, 132 ff. ; as bliss, 140 ff. ; unknowableness of Brahman, 146 ff. ; Brahman and the universe, 157 ff. ; Brahman as the psychical principle, 166 ff. ; as personal god, 172 ff. ; as creator, 180 ff. ; as preserver and ruler, 202 ff. ; as Providence, 211 ff. ; as destroyer of the universe, 219 ff. *See also* âtman. Brahmân, 198 ff., 247, 331. Brâhmaṇas, 2 ff., 229, 324 f., 334, 345, 396.