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# Studies in the Origins of Buddhism c19.17

Studies in the Origins of Buddhism c19.17

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### [c19.17](https://indike.org/pramana/ins.religion.pande-1957.c19.17)

The Upaniṣads mention meditation and contemplation as means to knowledge.¹² These Yogic practices come to occupy a central place in the way followed and taught by Buddha. The Awakening which dispels Ignorance arises from the practice of Dhyāna.¹³

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