A Constructive Survey of Upanishadic Philosophy c11.183

c11.183

Jabālā, the mother of Satyakāma, p. 311. Jain doctrine of Soul, p. 134. Jaivali, Pravāhaṇa, doctrine of Five Fires, p. 21; eschatological teaching of, p. 22; his doctrine of the Universe as exhibiting at every stage the principle of sacrifice, pp. 46-47; on space as the origin of all things, p. 80; on space as the final habitat, p. 81. Jamblichus, the Neo-Platonist, p. 102. James, William, Prof.: on the seat of the Soul, p. 130; on the feeling of Self, as consisting in certain cephalic movements, p. 137. Janaka, the patron of Yājñavalkya, p. 19; question about the light of man, p. 40; and Buḍila, p. 64; and Yājñavalkya, dialogue between, p. 263. Jānaśruti and the Swans, p. 78; and Raikva, p. 78. Jaratkārava, aporia about Karman, p. 20; an eschatologist, p. 56; and Yājñavalkya, p. 181. Jātavedas, the god of Fire, p. 254. Jivanmukti, the doctrine of, p. 223; conception of, in Advaitism, p. 214. Jñānātman, p. 183. Joy, illimitable, as the effect of Self-realisation, p. 348. Jupiter's chair, Nature's chain linked to, p. 2.