Indian Philosophy v2.c29.36

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v2.c29.36

Śaiva Āgama, 662 Śaiva Siddhānta, 722; literature, 723-4; metaphysics, 724-8; religion and ethics, 728-31 Śāktaism, 734-7 Śālikanātha’s Pariśiṣṭa, 378; his Prakaraṇapañcikā, Chap. VI, passim; his Ṛjuvimalā, 378 Samantabhadra’s Āptamīmāṃsā, 221 n. Sāmānyadūṣaṇadikprasāritā, 91, 212 n. Sāma Veda, 339 n. Sambandar, 723 Śaṃkara, 24, 35, 73, 99, 153-4, 171, 174, 177, 185, 218-19, 226, 235, 240, 241, 244, 290 n., 322 n., 422 n., 431, 433, 434, Chaps. VII-X, passim, 767; and Bergson, 523-4; Bradley, 502-9, 522-3, 524-6, 638; Bhāgavata school, 474; Brahma Sūtra, 469-70; Buddhism, 470-3, 496-7; Kant, 521-3; Nyāya, 482, 528-30, 547; Plato, 520 n.; Pūrva Mīmāṃsā, 473-4, 499, 500 n., 547, 562; Sāṃkhya, 546-8, 581, 590; Upaniṣads, 466-9; life, 447-50; theory of Ātman, 475-85; avidyā, 574-8; Brahman, 533-4, 553-6; cause, 528-32; error, 132; ethics, 612-34; God, 542-53; individual self, 595-612; inference, 83, 493-4; intuition, 510-11; Karma, 634-5; knowledge, 486-8; mokṣa, 636-46; perception, 488-93; rebirth, 646-8; religion, 648-56; substance, 236; truth, 499-502; Vedas, 494-6, 515-18; world and its status, 561-9, 590-4 Śaṃkara Miśra, 451 n.; his Upaskāra, 68 n., 72 n., 104 n., 181, 187, 191 n., 192 n., 224 n., 226 n.