A Constructive Survey of Upanishadic Philosophy c11.224

c11.224

Māyā, a Vedāntic metamorphosis of the Sāmkhya Prakṛti, pp. 30, 185; considered phonetically, philologically, and philosophically, p. 104; three theories about the origin of, pp. 223-224; not a fabrication of Śaṅkara, p. 223; if springing out of the Śūnyavāda of the Buddhists, p. 223; developed by Śaṅkara from the Upanishads, p. 224; to be found in ideas rather than in words, p. 224; manifold conceptions of, in the Upanishads, pp. 225-228; as "power", compared with the "attributes" of Spinoza p. 227; vicissitudes in the historical development of the doctrine of, p. 228; in the Bhagavadgītā, as magical power, p. 228; in Gauḍapāda, p. 229; elaboration of the theory of, by Śaṅkara, p. 230; inexplicable nature of, p. 230; Rāmānuja's criticism of the doctrine of, p. 231.