A History of Indian Medical Literature v1.c17.86

v1.c17.86

P.V. Sharma221 expressed as his opinion that the concept of the pāñcabhautika nature of the body, not found in Nyāya-Vaiśeṣika, is near to Vedānta views. B. Seal222 held the same conviction. S.P. Gupta223 sees traces of Vedānta in the avyaktam brahma,224 brahman as a synonym of mokṣa, 225 and the brahmabhūto bhūtātmā.226 Jyotir Mitra227 points to Vedānta influence in the avyaktam brahma,228 the brahmabhūto bhūtātmā, the absence of the Sāmkhya concept of mūlaprakṛti, 229 the views concerning the ātman, 230 the concept of upadhā, 231 and the synonyms of mokṣa. 232