A Constructive Survey of Upanishadic Philosophy c11.153

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Didactic tone of the Taittirīya, p. 309. Die to live, the rule of, p. 163. Dichotomy of Self by Self, p. 274. Difference and Non-difference, p. 216. Diksha of a Sacrificer, p. 201. Ding-an-sich, Schopenhauer's stress on Will as the, p. 116. Diogenes, the biographer of Greek Philosophers, p. 102. Diogenes, with his tub, compared to Raikva with his car, p. 79. Discipleship, qualifications for, p. 332. Disembodied existence of Soul, denial of, p. 156. Distinction of Degree between physical good and spiritual good, p. 301; of Kind between physical good and spiritual good, p. 301. Divine Life, Purity of, p. 352. Divine plane, p. 142. Door of Division, p. 97. Doshas, the Three, p. 189. Doubt, the resolution of, as effected by God-realisation, p. 347. Doxa and Episteme, same as Aparā and Parā Vidyā, p. 326. Dream, the problem of, pp. 126-127; and sleep, intermediate states between consciousness and unconsciousness, p. 126; a state of creative activity, p. 127; as involving novel construction, p. 127; and Dreamer, p. 232;