The Religion and Philosophy of the Veda and Upanishads v1.c4.22

v1.c4.22

| 26. The beginnings of Vedic Philosophy . . . . . . | 433 |
| 27. The Theosophy of the Brāhmaṇas . . . . . . | 440 |
| \t§ 1. The general character of the Brāhmaṇa philosophy . . | 440 |
| \t§ 2. The highest principle of the universe . . . . | 442 |
| \t§ 3. The theory of the sacrifice . . . . . . | 454 |
| \t§ 4. The ethics of the Brāhmaṇas . . . . . | 468 |
| \t§ 5. Modes of thought and categories . . . . . | 482 |
| 28. The Philosophy of the Upaniṣads . . . . . . | 489 |
| \t§ 1. The origin of the Upaniṣads . . . . . . | 489 |
| \t§ 2. The extant Upaniṣads . . . . . . . | 497 |
| \t§ 3. The interpretation of the Upaniṣads . . . . | 507 |
| \t§ 4. The problem and conditions of knowledge . . . | 513 |
| \t§ 5. The nature of the Absolute . . . . . . | 516 |
| \t§ 6. The Absolute and the Universe . . . . . | 522 |
| \t§ 7. Māyā and Prakṛti—Illusion and Nature . . . . | 529 |
| \t\t(*a*) Illusion . . . . . . . . . | 529 |
| \t\t(*b*) Nature . . . . . . . . . | 532 |
| \t\t(*c*) The origin of the Sāṁkhya and Buddhism . . . | 535 |
| \t§ 8. The Supreme and the Individual Souls . . . . | 551 |
| \t§ 9. The four states of the Soul . . . . . . | 567 |
| \t§ 10. The doctrine of transmigration . . . . . | 570 |
| \t§ 11. The way of salvation . . . . . . | 581 |
| \t§ 12. The ethics of the Upaniṣads and Yoga . . . . | 584 |
| \t§ 13. The significance of the philosophy of the Upaniṣads . . | 592 |
| 29. Greece and the philosophy of India . . . . . . | 601 |