A Constructive Survey of Upanishadic Philosophy c11.149

c11.149

Cosmic Person, considered as a sacrificial horse, p. 19; Self, four states of, in later Vedānta, p. 140; Person, description of, in the Muṇḍaka, the prototype of the Viśvarūpa in the Gītā, p. 307. Cosmogenesis, naturalistic account of, p. 92. Cosmogony, Vedic, p. 3; Upaniṣadic, p. 73 ff. Cosmological approach, found deficient, p. 249; categories, regress from, p. 250; argument for the existence of God, p. 252; proof of God in Greek philosophy, p. 252; proof, Kant's criticism of, p. 253; proof, linked with the physico-theological, p. 257. Cowell: interpretation of a passage in Maitri, p. 138. Creation, as evolution, p. 30; theories of, p. 75; as illusion or appearance, p. 76; personalistic theories of, pp. 92-93; as opposed to emanation, p. 98; realistic theory of, an obstacle to absolutism, p. 208; the absolutist view of, p. 222. Creator, required to practise penance, p. 93. Critico-historical spirit, engendered by Western thought, p. 179. Culture, relation of Greek to Indian, p. 102. Curzon, Lord, on the non-recognition of the supremacy of Truth in Indian literature, p. 311.