A Constructive Survey of Upanishadic Philosophy c12.118

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I. 2. 20. Soul as subtler than the subtle, and greater than the great, p. 138. I. 2. 20. Ātman as both large and small, p. 347. I. 2. 20. God's greatness realised after a catharsis of the moral being, p. 341. I. 2. 21. Ātman as moving in a sitting posture, p. 347. I. 2. 22. The Soul as omnipresent, p. 328. I. 2. 23. The Self not reached by much learning, p. 328. I. 2. 24. Cessation from sin, requisite for Self-realisation, p. 328. I. 3. 1. On the relation of the Individual Soul and the Universal Soul, p. 14. I. 3. 1. Description of the Two Souls, p. 207. I. 3. 10-11. The Purusha as the Highest Category of existence, p. 183. I. 3. 10, 11. There is nothing above the Purusha, p. 183. I. 3. 12. God realised by the subtle faculty of Intuition, p. 340. I. 3. 13. Description of Jñānātman, Mahat Ātman, and Śānta Ātman, p. 183. I. 3. 14. Mystic way as sharp as a razor's edge, p. 330. I. 3. 15. Mixing up of negative and positive characteristics of the Absolute, p. 220.