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VEDANTA-SUTRAS.
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vigara, free from old age, i, p. lxii. vigñâna, individual soul, i, p. lvi.
knowledge (Bauddha), i, 404 n. cognition, idea, i, 418. - knowledge, internal organ, ii, 48,
82.
vignanakosa, i, 66. vigЯânamaya, he who consists of knowledge, i, p. xxxviii, 273; ii, 33. vignanavâdin, an idealist, i, p. li, 401, 418 n.
vigЯânaskandha, the group of knowledge, i, 402, 402 n., 426 n. vigfânâtman, cognitional Self, soul, i, 70, 120, 124, 174, 329. vidyâ, knowledge, cognition, meditation, i, pp. lxvii-lxxvi, 6, 152; ii, 101, 187-284, 355, 378.
vidyâmâhâtmya, i, p. lxxi. vidyâvidhi, ii, 279. vidvân, he who knows, i, pp. lxxviilxxxiv.
vidhi, the establishing of something not yet known, ii, 408 seq. n. vidhriti, a limitary support, i, 181. vimrityu, free from death, i, p. Ixii.
vivakshita, desired to be expressed, i, 110 n.
vivarta, illusory manifestation of Brahman, i, pp. xcv, xcviii. vivartavâda, i, p. xcv. visishra advaita,
duality, i, p. xxx. viseshana, specification, ii, 197. visvânara, i, 150. vritti, function, ii, 84.
vedanâ, feeling, i, 405 n.
vedanâskandha, the group of feeling,
i, 402, 402 n.
vedi, a levelled spot, i, 261; ii, 252.
vairâgya, absence of all desire, ii,
qualified non
102.
vailakshanya, difference of charac
ter, i, 308 n.
vyakta, developed, manifested, i, 242, 245.
vyapadesa, expression of something known without reference to a vidhi, ii, 408 seq. n. vyavahâra, the phenomenal world,
i, p. xxvi, 326 n. vyavahârâpekshayâ, with a view to
the world of appearances, i, pp. lxxxiv, xc.
vyâkriyata, it became developed, i, 268.
vyâna, the cause of works of strength, ii, 86, 89 seq.
vyâpin, all-pervading, i, p. liv,
III D.
vyûha, the four forms of Vasudeva, i, p. xxiii, 440. vyoman, ether, i, 84.
sakti, potentiality, i, 214. -power, i, 329.
sabda, word, i, p. xxxvii, 196 n., 201. sabdântaram, difference of terms, ii, 166 n.
sama, tranquillity, i, 12 n. sarvarî, 'night' earth, ii, 24. sârîra, embodied, i, p. xcviii, 111. sishta, honourable man, ii, 320. sila, conduct, ii, 119, 119 n. suk, grief, i, 225.
sunyavâda, hypothesis of a general void, ii, 14.
sunyavâdin, a nihilist, i, 401. soka, grief, i, 405 n.
sraddhâ, faith, also explained as water, ii, 12 n., 103, 106-108, 109 n., IIo n. sruti, direct enunciation, i, 196 n.; ii, 262.
shadayatana, the abode of the six (senses), i, 405 n. shodasin, i, 351.
samyagdarsana, complete intuition, perfect knowledge, i, p. lxxvii, 172 n.; ii, 101. samyag-vignana, perfect knowledge, ii, 12.
Samyadvâma, a name of the Lord, i, 125, 128, 130.
samyoga, conjunction, i, pp. lxxix, lxxxi, 335 seq., 336 n., 385, 390, 396 seq., 436; ii, 128 n. samrâdhana, worship, i, p. lxv. samvara, restraint, i, 428, 428 n. samvargavidyâ, i, 224-226. samvid svayamprabhâ, the self-luminous principle of thought, i, p. xcii. samslesha, intimate connexion, i, 399. samsara.
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