A Constructive Survey of Upanishadic Philosophy c12.135

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VI. 11. The Elements as informed by God, pp. 100-101. VI. 11. God as the Spectator, p. 186. VI. 11. The One God as immanent in the whole Universe, p. 208. VI. 12. Rudra as the Mover of theunmoving manifold, p. 102. VI. 12. Highest happiness arises by seeing God within oneself, p. 316. VI. 13. Mention of Sāmkhya and Yoga together, p. 182. VI. 16. God described again as the Time of Time, p. 100. VI. 16. God as the Lord of Pradhāna, p. 185. VI. 18. Brahmā as the first creation of God, p. 187. VI. 20. There can be no end to sorrow without the knowledge of God, p. 316. VI. 21. The revelation of the Upanishad through the Grace of God, p. 11. VI. 22. 23. Faith necessary for the communication of mystic knowledge, p. 333. VI. 23. Bhakti to God as to Guru, p. 198.