A Constructive Survey of Upanishadic Philosophy c11.311

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Sacrifice, the chief topic of the Brāhmaṇas, p. 6; mental, a new conception formulated in the days of the Āraṇyakas, and the Upanishads, p. 8; conception of, in Pratardana, p. 115. Sacrificer's life, stages of a, pp. 201-202. Sadabhāva, Buddhistic doctrine of, p. 180. Sadasadanirvachanīyatva, inexplicability, p. 230. Sage, Ideal of the, in Stoicism, Christianity, and the Upanishads, pp. 289, 315. Śaibya Satyakāma: his interest in Mysticism, p. 48. St. John and Nachiketas, p. 154. Śaivism, in the Śvetāśvatara, p. 29; and Theism, p. 100; roots of, in the Upanishads, pp. 192-193; Kashmirian, p. 194; Southern, p. 194. Śākalya, the disputant of Yājñavalkya, p. 19; Yājñavalkya's imprecations on, p. 38; his interest in ritualism, p. 56; and Yājñavalkya, dialogue between, p. 259. Śakāyanya, the philosophy of, p. 31; and Bṛhadratha, p. 63; the teacher of Bṛhadratha, pp. 198, 295. Samāchara, in Gauḍapāda, p. 230. Samādhi, the highest stage of Yoga, p. 188; the state of, p. 230. Sambhūti and Asambhūti triplets, p. 34; Sambhuti as meaning emanation, p. 98.