A Constructive Survey of Upanishadic Philosophy c11.151

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Dā, as meaning self-control, p. 307; as meaning compassion p. 308. Dadhyach Ātharvaṇa, p. 19; the philosophy of, pp. 51-52; and Aśvins, p. 51; his doctrine of the Self as all-pervading, pp. 51-52. Daivaparimara, in the Kaushitaki Upaniṣad, p. 5. Dante's conception of the Purgatory, p. 162. Darwin: discovery of natural selection, p. 105. Death, as the arche of all things, p. 19; the Dark Cutter, p. 64; or Hunger as the origin of all things, p. 82; to the god of Death, p. 100; the Great Cutter, p. 120: the problem of, pp. 120-122; and birth, manner of, p. 154; realistic description of, p. 155. Defined and Undefined, p. 212. Degrees of Reality, doctrine of, pp. 231-232. Deistic view of the Godhead, p. 185. Deism in the Yoga-sūtras, p. 189. Delphic oracle, story of the, p. 204. Damocles, the sword of, p. 291. Departing Consciousness, p. 54. Descartes, on the pineal gland as the seat of the Soul, p. 130; conception of Reality according to, p. 248. Design, argument from, p. 257. Desirelessness, as constituting the highest Bliss, p. 301; as the result of Self-realisation, p. 347.