A Constructive Survey of Upanishadic Philosophy c12.96

c12.96

VI. 4. 5. On the Sages of old having learnt spiritual wisdom from their Masters, pp. 11-12. VI. 5. 1. The subtle part of food as forming the mind, p. 114. VI. 5. 4. Mind as manufactured out of food, p. 113. VI. 6. 1-2. The subtle part of food is transformed into mind, p. 114. VI. 7. 1. On a fasting-philosophy, p. 45. VI. 8. 1. In sleep, man is united with the Real, p. 125. VI. 8. 1, 2. Sleep occurs when the mind settles down on breath, p. 124. VI. 8. 1-3. On the etymology of 'svapiti', 'aśiśishati' and 'pipāsati,' p. 36. VI. 8. 4. On Fire as the first evolute from the Primal Being, p. 79. VI. 8. 7. Identity of Self and Brahman, p. 222. VI. 8. 7. On the projected identity of the Thou and the Brahman, p. 278. VI. 9. 3. The perpetual round of births and deaths for low creatures, p. 162. VI. 9-10. Doctrine of Impersonal Immortality, p. 165. VI. 12. God as the subtle essence underlying all things, pp. 256-257. VI. 13. 1-3. God as the Salt of life, pp. 261-262. VI. 14. 1-2. The story of the man from Gāndhāra, p. 331.