A Constructive Survey of Upanishadic Philosophy c12.95

c12.95

VI. 1. 2-7. Brahman alone is real, everything else is a modification and a name, p. 216. VI. 1. 4. Māyā as a word, a mode, and a name, p. 227. VI. 2. 1. "Being" born from "Non-Being," p. 180. VI. 2. 1-4. "Being" as the source of Fire, Water and Earth, p. 85. VI. 3. 2. 3. On the tripartition each of Fire, Water, and Earth, p. 85. VI. 4. 1. The three Guṇas of Sāmkhya philosophy adumbrated in the description of the Three Colours, p. 182. VI. 4. 1-4. The doctrine of "Trivṛitkaraṇa" pp. 85-86.