A Constructive Survey of Upanishadic Philosophy c11.157

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Empedocles, on Fire, Air, Water, Earth, p. 80; cosmology of, compared to Upanishadic, p. 96. Empirical psychology, p. 113. Empirical reality, and transcendental ideality, p. 232. Encyclopædia of Religion and Ethics, reference to Kṛiṣhṇa, p. 203. Endosmosis, process of, p.143. Enigmatic method, p. 34. Entelechy, p. 141. Ephesian philosopher, p. 80. Epimenides: conception of Night or Void as primary, p. 82. Epistemological Idealist, p. 231; Nihilist, p. 231. Epistemology, of the Vijñānavādins, p. 181; of Absolute Experience, p. 352. Eristic, in Gorgias, p. 83. Erotic Mysticism, criticism of, p. 348. Eschatological knowledge, as most valuable to Upanishadic philosophers, p. 64; the highest kind of knowledge, p. 120. Eschatology, Upanishadic, pp. 158-161; moral backbone of, p. 161; Upanishadic and Platonic, p. 162. Esoteric doctrine, in the Kena, p. 25. Eternity, from Eternity to, p. 77; life of, pp. 158, 159. Etheric double, p. 143; theosophical conception of, p. 269. Ethno-psychological origin of the idea of Transmigration, pp. 146,152.