Imitation of Sankara - Hardcover
Language: Sanskrit and English Translation
Pages: 256
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The present collection here is not entirely from the works of Sankara, but from all works bearing on the Philosophy taught by Sankara and his followers. The whole collection is being divided into sections and sub-sections with a view to exhaust the main topics of the Absolute Philosophy. Texts from the Upanisads and other works are often referred to in Vedanta writings. That almost every important reference of this kind may easily be traced to its place in this collection, where it should be found in its entirety with translation, a careful Alphabetical Index puts together the principal points of this philosophy, and directs even the most causal reader to whatever information this book can give on the questions and its bearings. Words not Englished in the text have been collected together for explanation in an Index, to which the reader may conveniently refer.
Introduction
“In the whole world there is no. study so beneficial and as elevating as that of the Upanishads. It has been the solace of my life; it will be die solace of my death.” These words of the German sage were cheerfully endorsed. Only last year, by a living scholar and thinker considerable repute and authority. The Philosophy of the Upanishads scarcely needs recommendation. Philosophers from Plato to Schopenhauer are unanimous iii their testimony to the elevating, alleviating, influence of the Vedanta. An Age of Positive Science alone requires to be put HI mind of these expressions.
It has been the ambition of my heart, from the firsthand experience F have had of the truth of these remarks, to present the main Idea of this sublime universal Philosophy of the Absolute ‘ in as simple and popular a form as t
Pages: 256
From the Jacket
The present collection here is not entirely from the works of Sankara, but from all works bearing on the Philosophy taught by Sankara and his followers. The whole collection is being divided into sections and sub-sections with a view to exhaust the main topics of the Absolute Philosophy. Texts from the Upanisads and other works are often referred to in Vedanta writings. That almost every important reference of this kind may easily be traced to its place in this collection, where it should be found in its entirety with translation, a careful Alphabetical Index puts together the principal points of this philosophy, and directs even the most causal reader to whatever information this book can give on the questions and its bearings. Words not Englished in the text have been collected together for explanation in an Index, to which the reader may conveniently refer.
Introduction
“In the whole world there is no. study so beneficial and as elevating as that of the Upanishads. It has been the solace of my life; it will be die solace of my death.” These words of the German sage were cheerfully endorsed. Only last year, by a living scholar and thinker considerable repute and authority. The Philosophy of the Upanishads scarcely needs recommendation. Philosophers from Plato to Schopenhauer are unanimous iii their testimony to the elevating, alleviating, influence of the Vedanta. An Age of Positive Science alone requires to be put HI mind of these expressions.
It has been the ambition of my heart, from the firsthand experience F have had of the truth of these remarks, to present the main Idea of this sublime universal Philosophy of the Absolute ‘ in as simple and popular a form as t
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- PublisherSri Satguru Publications
- Publication date1988
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