A Constructive Survey of Upanishadic Philosophy c12.125

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III. 1. 3. The idea of Immortal Life as "assimilation" to Divinity, p. 165. III. 1. 3. Rāmānuja's doctrine of Immortality, p. 213. III. 1. 3. Doctrine of Supermoralism, p. 306. III. 1. 4. Life in Ātman, a life of intense spiritual activity, p. 297. III. 1. 5. Truth, penance, and insight necessary for Self-realisation, p. 428. III. 1. 6. The triumph of Truth, p. 312. III. 1. 7. Ātman as great and small, as far off and near, p. 347. III. 1. 8. God realised after a catharsis of the moral being, p. 341. III. 1. 9. The Ātman reveals Himself after the purification of mind, p. 347. III. 1. 10. The fulfilment of any end after the vision of God, p. 350. III. 2. 2. The annihilation of desires by the realisation of God, p. 316. III. 2. 3. The doctrine of Grace, p. 345. III. 2. 4. The Ātman cannot be reached by a life of weakness and error, p. 329. III. 2. 5. The liberated Soul mingles with the whole Universe, p. 166. III. 2. 6. Enjoying the companionship of God after death, p. 165. III. 2. 6. Doctrine of Kramamukti, p. 214.