A Constructive Survey of Upanishadic Philosophy c11.226

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Mind, dependent on alimentation, p. 113; compared to the lute, or the drum, or the conch, p. 217; instrument of the activity of Ātman, p. 217; compared to a chariot, p. 338. Mirror, the Ātman as a, p.345. Mode, Māyā as, p. 227. Monadic plane, p. 142. Monism, school of, p. 178; Pure, school of, p. 178; as the synthesis of Dualism, and Qualified Monism, p.215; Qualified, school of, p. 178; Qualitative, p. 210; Trinitarian, p. 194. Monologic method, p. 38. Monologues, post-ecstatic, pp. 350-352. Monotheism, springing out of Polytheism, pp. 258-259. Monotheistic Religion, of Kṛishṇa, p. 203. Moon, situated at a greater distance than the Sun, p. 158. Morae of Om, A, U, M, p. 335. Mora-less part of Om, p. 335. Moral ladder to realisation, p. 52; problem, the connecting link between metaphysics and mysticism, p. 288; standard, theories of, as abstract, p. 288; ideal, theories of, as concrete, p. 288; oligarchy, the voice of, p. 290; good, as the Summum bonum, p.299; good, and wordly good, p. 299; agent, as beyond good and bad, p. 306; Self, psychology of the, in the Upanishads, p. 314.