A Constructive Survey of Upanishadic Philosophy c12.91

c12.91

III. 1-11. The intermundane region described as a beehive p. 42. III. 11. 2-3. The aspiring mystic experiences Eternal Day, p. 345. III. 11. 5-6. Mystic Knowledge more valuable than the Earth full of treasure, p. 333. III. 13. Light or Sound within man as the Ultimate Reality, pp. 250-251. III. 13. 8. Description of the Internal Sound as of the roaring of an ox, or the peal of a thunder, p. 344. III. 14. 1. The Absolute as Tajjalān, p. 73. III. 14. 1. Cosmological definition of the Ultimate Reality p. 253. III. 14. 1. On the vision of the Brahman as the All, p. 278 III. 14. 3. The Soul as smaller than a mustard seed, and as greater than the sky, pp. 138-139. III. 14. 4. “ I shall reach Brahman after throwing off the bodily coil,” pp. 221-222. III. 15. 1. The Universe conceived as a huge chest, p.84. III. 16. Mahidāsa Aitareya, and the question of the prolongation of life, p. 45. III. 17. 1-6. Kṛiṣhṇa and Ghora Āṅgirasa, p. 202.