Seminar, Temas305-316R. Thapar, 1985 |
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... nature . This is an opportunity that must absolutely not be lost . The crucial issues before us and the possibility of facing up to them starting from this angle should therefore be carefully examined . Yet another favour- able ...
... nature . This is an opportunity that must absolutely not be lost . The crucial issues before us and the possibility of facing up to them starting from this angle should therefore be carefully examined . Yet another favour- able ...
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... nature which govern the transformation of pure cons- ciousness into matter . Pure cons- ciousness is the home of all the laws of nature while the field of matter is the domain in which those laws operate . Hence , a human being is ...
... nature which govern the transformation of pure cons- ciousness into matter . Pure cons- ciousness is the home of all the laws of nature while the field of matter is the domain in which those laws operate . Hence , a human being is ...
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... nature of God is left an open question in this tradi- tion : Kapila , the founder of Sam- khya philosophy does not require the concept of a deity for his system ; Shankaracharya opts for an imper- sonal absolute in place of God ...
... nature of God is left an open question in this tradi- tion : Kapila , the founder of Sam- khya philosophy does not require the concept of a deity for his system ; Shankaracharya opts for an imper- sonal absolute in place of God ...
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