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there being nothing like the principle of illusion with Ramanuja , he interprets them as ' indestructible ' and ' destructible ' respectively which is quite in conformity with the nature of his Maya .
there being nothing like the principle of illusion with Ramanuja , he interprets them as ' indestructible ' and ' destructible ' respectively which is quite in conformity with the nature of his Maya .
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According to Ramanuja , however , Brahman is not an absolutely homogeneous entity , but one which comprises different elements of plurality , viz . , the Jivas and Prakṛti , all of which constitute His nature . Thus according to him ...
According to Ramanuja , however , Brahman is not an absolutely homogeneous entity , but one which comprises different elements of plurality , viz . , the Jivas and Prakṛti , all of which constitute His nature . Thus according to him ...
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by a contrary vasanā regarding the nature of the soul . By ' vāsanā ' is meant the habitual tendency of the mind to identify the soul with the matter . The mind owes this habit to the fact that it has always known them as closely ...
by a contrary vasanā regarding the nature of the soul . By ' vāsanā ' is meant the habitual tendency of the mind to identify the soul with the matter . The mind owes this habit to the fact that it has always known them as closely ...
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Abdulla Khan according ancient appears appointed army arrived Bengal Bihar BIHAR RESEARCH SOCIETY Brahman brother brought Buddhist called cause century chief collection commander Council court culture dated death died District Edited elephants English fact father forces further Ganga give given Government Governor grant hand held horse important India inscription interesting issued Jahan Journal Khurram King known letter Mahabat Khan Malik March means meeting mentioned Mirza Nagpur nature noted Patna period Persian person plates Portuguese present Price Prince province Purushottama Raja reached received records refers regarding returned river royal ruled ruler rupees Sanskrit Sarkar says scholars Secretary sent Shah side soul Sultan taken temple texts took town tradition verse village whole writes
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| Title | The Journal of the Bihar Research Society, Volumes 32-33 |
| Author | Bihar Research Society |
| Publisher | Bihar Research Society., 1946 |
| Original from | University of California, Berkeley |
| Digitized | 1 Nov 2019 |
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