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________________ 470 VEDÂNTA-SOTRAS. in the spa. constitute desires, ., 157, Names and forms, Being' is that which is differentiated by, i, 267. --abide in the individual soul, i, 277 seq. -- cannot abide in the soul, i, 279. -- non-existence of the effect previous to its production only means the state of n. and f. being unevolved, i, 333. -- the element of plurality cha racterised by, i, 352. -- in Bauddha terminology, i, 404, 404 n. -- the apparent world of n. and f. to be dissolved by knowledge, ii, 162 seq. Närada, dialogue between N. and Sanatkumara, i, 166 seq. - instructed by the omniform Na- râyana, ii, 157. - assumed a new body, ii, 235. Nârâ yana, another name of Brah- man, i, p. xxxi n. - the omniform N. instructed Na rada about Mâyâ being the cause of Narada's seeing him, ii, 157. -- who is higher than the Unde veloped, who is the highest Self, and the Self of all, reveals himself by dividing himself in multiple ways, i, 440. Násadiya-sûkta quoted, ii, 85. Nescience (avidya), superimposition is, i, 6. - perception &c. have for their object that which is dependent on, i, 7. the seed of the Samsára, de- stroyed by knowledge of Brabman, i, 14, 300; ii, 68 seq. ; but not by the lower knowledge, ii, 370. - distinctions fictitiously created by, i, 32. - Brahman as the object of, i, 62. - the limiting adjunct, consisting of the organs of action, presented by, i, 134. - the whole practical world exists only in the sphere of, i, 135, 155; ii, 294. - names and forms presented by, i, 139 seq., 282, 328 seq., 345, 357, 369; ii, 64, 67, 140, 163, 401, 402. Nescience, the conception that the body and other things contained in the sphere of the Not-self are our Self, constitutes N., i, 157. — from it there spring desires, aver sions, fear, and confusion, i, 157, 167. - compared to the mistake of him who in the twilight mistakes a post for a man, i, 185. the unreal aspect of the individual soul, as different from the highest Self, is a mere presentation of, i, 189, 241, 244, 251, 352; ii, 68, 139, 173, 179, 340. -- by means of N., the highest Lord manifests himself in various ways, i, 190, 352. - the causal potentiality is of the nature of, i, 243. - the body the product of, i, 344. - all the kinds of specific cognition belonging to the sphere of N., are absent in the sphere of true knowledge, i, 281. - the elements and the sense organs the product of, i, 281. - the effects both at the time of creation and reabsorption are the mere fallacious superimpo sitions of, i, 319. - element of plurality the figment of, i, 355. - naturally tends towards effects without any purpose, i, 357 n. cannot be the cause of inequality, as it is of a uniform oature, i, 360, - the relation of causes of suffering and of sufferers is the effect of, i, 380. - in the Vaiseshika-sútra, i, 392 seq. - the mutual causality of N. and so on (Bauddba) cannot explain the formation of aggregates, i, 404-409, 404 n. Bauddha doctrine of the distinction, owing to the influence of N., of the attributes of exist ence and non-existence, i, 423. - the rising from deep sleep is due to the existence of potential N., ii, 48. Digitized by Digized by Google
SR No.007681
Book TitleQuestions of King Milinda Part 01
Original Sutra AuthorN/A
AuthorT W Rhys Davids
PublisherOxford
Publication Year1890
Total Pages2695
LanguageEnglish
ClassificationBook_English
File Size47 MB
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