A Constructive Survey of Upanishadic Philosophy c11.428

c11.428

Way of the Fathers, in Rigveda and the Upanishads, p. 159. Weariness of the flesh, p. 196. White Mountains, p. 43. Will, as *ding-an-sich*, p. 116; its relation to Intellect, p. 117; the claim for the primacy of, pp. 116-117. Woman, her position in Upanishadic times, p. 61; the origin of, p. 94. Wonder, as the root of all philosophy in Plato, 63. Word, and Non-word, p. 32. Wordsworth and Byron, poetries of, p. 251. Works and Knowledge, synthesis of, p. 192; reconciliation of, in Kumārila, p. 193. Works, superiority of, to knowledge in Prabhākara, p. 193. World, as a grand Purgatory, p. 163;—Person, intermediate between Ātman and the world, p. 95; as the Individual writ large, p. 141.