Systems of Indian Philosophy

Author(s): Virchand R Gandhi
Publisher: Mahavir Jain Vidyalay

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35. The result of the samyama with the etherear relationship and the ether-body relationship for its object
Non-attachment to the above miraculous powers is the ideal
How the yogin assumes different bodies (incidentally, how a being's acts yield result)
How the yogin attains kaivalya
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III The Nyaya Philosophy
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THE SYSTEMS OF INDIAN PHILOSOPHY
The result of the samyama with praṇas (i.e. udāna etc.) for its object
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IV Mimamsa
Introductory; the precise relationship between the Nyaya and Vaiśeşika
The Nyaya notion of uddeśa, lakṣaṇa and parikṣā
The sixteen Nyaya topics explained Transition to the Vaiseṣika
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To be neglected inasmuch as it is not a system of philosophy but rather a system of ritualism
The Vedanta Philosophy
1. The Upanisadic basis of the Vedanta philosophy laid bare with the help of the Uddālaka-Svetaketu dialogue of the Chhandogya Upanisad
The mutual relationship between Mimāmsā and Vedanta
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The seven Vaiśeşika Categories enumerated
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The seven Vaiseṣika Categories elaborated 66 7. The Vaiśeşika Categories further elaborated: (a) The dravyas that are both eternal and non-eternal
(b) The dravyas that are eternal
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