A Constructive Survey of Upanishadic Philosophy c11.177

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c11.177

Heaven, described in the Veda as overflowing with honey p. 147. Hebrew literature, on man and wo-man, p. 103. Hedonism, spiritual, of Sanatkumāra, p. 52; anti—, of Nachiketas, pp. 293-294. Hegel, appearance in the doctrine of, p. 232; the dialectic of, p. 38. Heimskringla, the ancient chronicles of Scandinavia, p. 24. Hela, kingdom of, p. 200. Heliolatory, p. 22. Heliotheism, p. 32. Henotheistic Polytheism, transition from, to Monotheistic Mysticism, p. 3. Henotheistic worship of Prāṇa, p. 91. Heracleitus : the Way Up and the Way Down, pp. 80, 98, 104; on the exchange of fire for all things, pp. 79, 103; on Logos, p. 104; paradoxical language of, pp. 150, 152; contradictions of, p. 305. Hercules, the choice of, between Pleasure and Virtue, p. 293; compared to Nachiketas, p. 293. Hesiod, p. 64; reference to the Theogony, p. 74; on the Earth as the basis of the cosmos, p. 103. Heteronomy, p. 289. Heteros, Nature as a, p. 215. Hiraṇyagarbha, the dream aspect of the Cosmic Self, p. 140; the Logos of Indian Philosophy, p. 187.