Philosophies of IndiaOriginally published in 1973. The volume is divided into four sections:
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Contents
EDITORS FOREWORD
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THE FOUNDATIONS OF INDIAN PHILOSOPHY
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THE PHILOSOPHY OF SUCCESS
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THE PHILOSOPHY OF PLEASURE
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THE PHILOSOPHY OF DUTY
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JAINISM
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SāṅKHYA AND YOGA
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BRāHMANISM
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BUDDHISM
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TANTRA
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The Six Systems
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BIBLIOGRAPHY
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GENERAL INDEX AND SANSKRIT INDEX
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absolutely ancient Āryan ascetic Aśoka ātman attained attitude avidyā become Bhagavad Gītā bliss Bodhisattva body bondage Brahman Brāhmanic Buddha Buddhist Cakravartin Century consciousness cosmic death dharma divine doctrine Editor’s note enlightenment essence existence experience faculties force Goddess gods Greek guṇas heaven Hīnayāna Hindu Holy Power human ignorance Indian philosophy individual Indra infra Jaina Jainism jīva Kāma karma karmic king knowledge Kṛṣṇa life-monad living Lord magic Mahābhārata Mahāvīra Mahāyāna man’s manifestation māyā means meditation metaphysical mind monks nature nirvāṇa nondual one’s orthodox perfect personality phenomenal prakṛti pre-Āryan principle puruṣa rajas Rāmakrishna reality realization realm regarded release represented ritual sacred sage Śakti samādhi Sāṅkhya Sanskrit sattva savior Seif sense Śiva sphere spiritual substance subtle supra supreme Sūtra Tantra Tāntric teaching term texts things thought Tīrthaṅkara tradition transcendent transcendental truth universe Upaniṣad Vaiśeṣika Vedānta Vedāntasāra Vedāntic Vedas Vedic wisdom worship Yoga Yogācāra yogī Zimmer