A Constructive Survey of Upanishadic Philosophy c12.101

c12.101

Śānti. The Ātman and Brahman as two Infinities, p. 277.
2. Exhortation to spend a life of activism, p. 297.
2. Freedom from action attained by doing actions, p. 196.
3. The soul-murderers go to demoniac regions. p. 157. 4, 5. Ātman as speedful and not-speedful, p. 347.
7. No infatuation and grief for the God-realiser, p. 316.
9. Knowledge as more dangerous than ignorance for realisation, p. 329.
9. The worshippers of false knowledge enter into pitchy darkness, p. 157. 9-11. Reconciliation of Vidyā and Avidyā. p. 192. 9-11. Reconciliation of the claims of Action and Knowledge, p. 298.
10. The continuity of philosophical tradition, p. 11.
15. Māyā as a Veil, p. 225.
16. Realisation of the Person without as the Person within, p. 345.