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For this theory five grounds are adduced ; the non - existent cannot be the subject , of an activity ; the product is really nothing else than the material of which it is composed ; the product exists before its coming into being in the ...
For this theory five grounds are adduced ; the non - existent cannot be the subject , of an activity ; the product is really nothing else than the material of which it is composed ; the product exists before its coming into being in the ...
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Besides these two , sâmkhya admits two causes -- material and efficient ( upâdâna and nimitta ) . The material cause enters in to the being of the effect and is reproduced as the effect . The material causality of a lump of clay ( which ...
Besides these two , sâmkhya admits two causes -- material and efficient ( upâdâna and nimitta ) . The material cause enters in to the being of the effect and is reproduced as the effect . The material causality of a lump of clay ( which ...
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Secondly any and every material does not produce any and every effect . We select certain material to get at a certain effect . It is only that material which is in direct touch with the effect produces the effect .
Secondly any and every material does not produce any and every effect . We select certain material to get at a certain effect . It is only that material which is in direct touch with the effect produces the effect .
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Psychotherapy and its possibilitiesA critique | 17 |
Consensus and Moral ValidityS G Sathayo | 27 |
SamkhyaYoga Theory of causality an Advaitic Study | 45 |
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