A Critical Survey of Indian Philosophy

Absolute according action admits appears arguments arises atoms Avidyā becomes believes bliss body bondage Brahman Buddha Buddhism called cause cognition conception consciousness contradicted creation criticism dependent distinction doctrine effect empirical error essence essentially eternal everything existence experience fact false fire gives Hence Ibid ideas identity ignorance important impossible independent indescribable Indian Philosophy individual inference inherence intellect Karma knowledge known leads liberation logic maintain manifestation material matter Māyā means mind momentary motion nature never non-existence object original particular perceived perception permanent person phenomenal philosophy plurality points positive Prakṛti present produced prove Pure Pure Consciousness Purușa qualities Rāmānuja reality realized regarded relation relative Sankhya says sense separate Shankara similarly soul spiritual substance takes teaching term theory thing thought tion transcends true truth ultimate unity universe unreal Upanisads valid Veda Vedānta Vijñānavāda whole