A Constructive Survey of Upanishadic Philosophy c12.128

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I. 1. An Aporia regarding the origin and substance of things, p. 74. I. 2. Enumeration of contemporary theories of creation, p. 100. I. 4. Reality cryptically compared to a great Circumscribing Felly, p. 34. I. 5. Nature cryptically described as a vast expanse of water contributed to by five different streams, p. 35. I. 6. Immortality means the union of the Ātman and the Mover, p. 222. I. 8. The Universe as contrasted with Īśa, p. 194. I. 9. Triune unity of Brahman, p. 210. I. 10. The cessation of the world-illusion due to the power of God, p. 226. I. 12. The Enjoyer, the Enjoyed, and the Mover as the constituents of the Absolute, p. 210. I. 14. Mention of the process of Dhyāna, p. 188. I. 14. Spiritual fire as churned out of the two sticks of the Body and the Praṇava, p. 337. I. 15. Ātman immanent in the body, as oil in sesamum, p. 342.