The Calcutta Review, Volumes 62-63University of Calcutta, 1876 |
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Page 127
... knowledge " ; meaning by that expression a knowledge which will enable its possessor to assimilate and adapt it to circumstances , and will not lie dor- mant till it is forgotten and lost for ever . Such a knowledge can alone generate ...
... knowledge " ; meaning by that expression a knowledge which will enable its possessor to assimilate and adapt it to circumstances , and will not lie dor- mant till it is forgotten and lost for ever . Such a knowledge can alone generate ...
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... knowledge , pramāna ; recognition through similarity , verbal communication , necessary implication , and absence of obser- vation . On the rise of true knowledge liberation from further trans- migration ensues . All merits save those ...
... knowledge , pramāna ; recognition through similarity , verbal communication , necessary implication , and absence of obser- vation . On the rise of true knowledge liberation from further trans- migration ensues . All merits save those ...
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... knowledge , is inferrible from their falsity : they may be sublated , as the unreal silver is sublated by a knowledge of the shell . " Though in this doctrine of illusory emanations it is held that effects are identical with their ...
... knowledge , is inferrible from their falsity : they may be sublated , as the unreal silver is sublated by a knowledge of the shell . " Though in this doctrine of illusory emanations it is held that effects are identical with their ...
Contents
No CXXIII | 1 |
THE HINDU CUSTOM OF SITTING DHARNA | 37 |
THE BHAGAVADGITA AND CHRISTIANITY | 53 |
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