A Constructive Survey of Upanishadic Philosophy c12.97

c12.97

VI. 16. 1-2. The efficacy of the heated axe for the moral ordeal, p. 312. VII. 1. Nārada's request for initiation, p. 198. VII. 1. 2-3. The ocean of grief can be crossed only by the knowledge of Ātman, p. 327. VII. 3. 1. Mind as the Ātman in us, and as the Ultimate Reality, p. 292. VII. 4. 2. On the primacy of the Will over the Intellect, p. 116. VII. 5. 1. On the primacy of the Intellect over the Will, pp. 117-118. VII. 11. 2. Meditation on Brahman as lustrous, p. 128. VII. 12. 1. Space as the highest Reality. p. 81. VII. 12. 1. Ākāśa as the Carrier of sound, p. 191. VII. 15. 1. On Prāṇa as the navel of existence, p. 88. VII. 16, 17. Truth means ultimately the realisation of God, p. 313. VII. 22-25. Description of Bhūman, p. 305. VII. 23-25. Meaning of Svārājya, p. 43. VII. 26. 2. Purity of mind depends upon purity of food, p. 114.