A Constructive Survey of Upanishadic Philosophy c11.152

c11.152

Desires, fulfilment of, as due to the realisation of Ātman, p. 349. Destruction, process of, p. 98. Determinism, theological, in the Upanishads, p. 314. Deussen: his chronological arrangements of the Upanishads, pp. 12-13; interpretation of "purītat", p. 123; on the nipple-like appearance as signifying the uvula p. 132; on the experience of the mystic, p. 133; meaning of Abhivimāna, p. 136; meaning of Anvārabh, p. 155. Devayāna, history of, the conception of, p. 159; and Pitṛyāna, dogmatic justification of, p. 161; conception of, in the Bhagavadgītā and the Upanishads, p. 196. See also Path of the Gods. Dharma, in the Ṛigveda, as suggestive of the earliest trace of a theory of Karma, p. 148; as determining future existence, p. 152. Dhāraṇā, as preparatory to Samādhi, p. 188. Dhātuprasāda, or Dhātuprasāda, which ?, p. 341. Dhātus, the eight, p. 34; the seven, p. 189. Dhūma-mārga, or the dark way, p. 159. Dhyāna, as preparatory to Samādhi, p. 188. Dialectic method, p. 37; Platonic, Hegelian, Upanishadic, p. 38; in Nyāya, p. 190. Dialogues of Plato, determination of the chronology of, p. 15.