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21. It is only in the fitness of things that we should close this introductory chapter with a statement of the chief problems that emerge out of a consideration of the doctrines of the Upanishadic philosophers, as well as exhibit their inter-relation. Wonder, as Plato said, was the root of philosophy in Greece as in India. The Upanishadic philosophers, we have seen, ceased to understand the forces of nature as