A Constructive Survey of Upanishadic Philosophy c12.99

c12.99

VIII. 1. 6. No true freedom without the knowledge of Ātman, p. 314. VIII. 2. 10. Sovereignty of man's will after God-realisation, pp. 314-315. VIII. 3. 1-3. Māyā as Untruth, p. 226. VIII. 3. 2. In sleep, there is no consciousness of Brahman, p. 126. VIII. 4. 1. The Self as the eternal bund of existence, p. 258. VIII. 4. 2. The sudden illumination of the Spiritual World in the night of existence, p. 344. VIII. 6. 1. A description of the blood-vessels that proceed from the heart, p. 189. VIII. 6. 3. Sleep caused by the entrance of the Soul in the arteries, p. 123. VIII. 7. 1. The obtainment of all the worlds after God-realisation, p. 350. VIII. 7-12. The great parable of Indra and Virochana to discover the nature of the Self, pp. 265-268. VIII. 12. 1. The Absolute as beyond happiness and sorrow, p. 306. VIII. 13. 1. Release from the eclipse of desire, p. 351.