Hindu Philosophy: The Bhagavad Gītā; Or, The Sacred Lay. A Sanskrit Philosophical PoemTrübner & Company, 1889 - 208 páginas |
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... existence , and that which is real never ceases to be : 5 but the limit ( e ) of both is seen by those who know the truth . 1 The first doctrine of the poem is the immortality of the soul , which Kapila affirmed to be eternal , both e ...
... existence , and that which is real never ceases to be : 5 but the limit ( e ) of both is seen by those who know the truth . 1 The first doctrine of the poem is the immortality of the soul , which Kapila affirmed to be eternal , both e ...
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... existence . The Sup- reme Spirit includes in itself all being . There is no duality . Matter is only the illusive form ( māyā ) in which he has veiled his real nature for a time , but it will disappear at last . It is only as the ...
... existence . The Sup- reme Spirit includes in itself all being . There is no duality . Matter is only the illusive form ( māyā ) in which he has veiled his real nature for a time , but it will disappear at last . It is only as the ...
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... existence , or at least that the forms and conditions of matter have only a conditional existence . The dividing line of the two is clearly seen by the wise . Sridhara defines asat ( unreal ) as that which has not the nature of the soul ...
... existence , or at least that the forms and conditions of matter have only a conditional existence . The dividing line of the two is clearly seen by the wise . Sridhara defines asat ( unreal ) as that which has not the nature of the soul ...
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... existence . All action is due to the modes , and the modes are affected in their subsequent distribution and arrange- ment by the actions of each suc- cessive life , and form a higher or lower condition . 99 3 " Give up all works by ...
... existence . All action is due to the modes , and the modes are affected in their subsequent distribution and arrange- ment by the actions of each suc- cessive life , and form a higher or lower condition . 99 3 " Give up all works by ...
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... existence , accord- ing to the Vedantists , for the only real existence is the One Universal Soul . Kapila taught that the ex- ternal world was as real and as self- existent as soul , and Patanjali that the world of existing things ...
... existence , accord- ing to the Vedantists , for the only real existence is the One Universal Soul . Kapila taught that the ex- ternal world was as real and as self- existent as soul , and Patanjali that the world of existing things ...
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action Ananda Arjuna ARJUNA spoke asat Asuras attains austerities Bhagavad Gītā Bharata Bhishma birth body born Brahma buddhi Burnouf Calc called cause century A.C. Christian darkness denote desire Dhritarashtra Dict divine doctrine Drupada Duryodhana dwell eternal existence explains faith foes gain Gitā gods heart manas heaven highest Hindū Hindu commentators HOLY ONE spoke India Indra intellect K. T. Telang kalpa Kapila king knowledge Krishna Kshatriya Kunti Kuru Lassen Lassen's version linga Lord Lorinser Mahābhārata Manu matter māyā means mind modes Nature Prakriti nirvāņa offered Pāṇḍu passage passion Patanjali PHILOLOGICAL NOTES Prakriti Pritha Purāņa Purusha READING reference religious renouncing Rig-Veda Rishis rites sacred sacrifice Sankara says Sankhya scholiasts seat soul Sridhara Sridhara says Sridhara's gloss śruti Supreme Brahma Supreme Spirit Telang translates thee things Thomson thou wilt tion Vedāntist Vedas Vishnu wise word worship Yakshas yoga Yoga system Yogin ΙΟ
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Página 172 - The intellect by which one understands right and wrong, what ought to be done and what ought not to be done but imperfectly (e), that, 0 son of Pritha ! is of
Página 121 - If the light of a thousand suns were to burst forth at once in the sky, that would be like the splendour of that mighty One.
Página 152 - He, having willed to produce various beings from his own divine substance, first with a thought created the waters, and placed in them a productive seed...
Página 139 - He who sees the Supreme Lord dwelling alike in all beings, the Imperishable in things that perish, he sees indeed. For seeing the Lord as the same, everywhere present, he does not destroy the Self by the Self, and thus he goes to the highest goal.
Página 207 - came into my hands. It is much superior, I think, to the translation which he published in Bombay (1875), but it is based on a principle which will not be accepted by European scholars. "My aim has been...
Página 43 - It is with us, when we enter into the Divine Spirit, as if a lump of salt was thrown into the sea ; it becomes dissolved into the water (from which it was produced), and is not to be taken out again.
Página 200 - A fiery meteor also appeared at his birth,1 and Kansa, the king of the country, was informed by the prophet Narada that this child would kill him and overthrow his kingdom, and in consequence he ordered all the male children of the country to be put to death. Prof. Weber refers also to the wonderful deeds of the child, the healing virtue of the water in which he was washed, to the account given in the Jaimini Bharata of his raising to life the dead son of Duhsala, of the cure of Kubja and of her...
Página 14 - I have supposed, may be less destructible. And, I sometimes imagine, that many of those powers, which have been called instinctive, belong to the more refined clothing of the spirit ; conscience, indeed, seems to have some undefined source, and may bear relation to a former state of being.
Página 111 - ... devotion: of that there is no doubt. I am the source of all things; the whole (universe) proceeds from Me: thinking thus, the wise who share my nature (c) worship Me. Thinking on Me, having their life absorbed in Me (d), instructing each other and ever glorifying Me, they are contented and happy. 10 To these, constantly devout, who worship with the service of love, I give that mental devotion by which they come to Me. In them I destroy from compassion, dwelling in their souls (e), the darkness...
Página 207 - When your mind, confounded by what you have heard, will stand firm and steady in contemplation" (ii. 53). Here the reference is to sruti, which means (i) hearing, (2) revelation, the sacred books. Hindu commentators say that the meaning is, what you have heard about the means of obtaining desirable things ; assuming as a certain proposition that the Vedas could not be attacked. The doctrine of the Bhagavad Gita is, however, that the devotee (yogin), when fixed in meditation, lays aside the Vedas...