Indian Philosophy /by S. Radhakrishnan, Volume 2

absolute according action activity admits adṛṣṭa Advaita ahaṁkāra ākāśa apprehended Atman atoms attain attributes avidyā Bādarāyaṇa becomes belong body Brahman buddhi Buddhist causal character citta cognition consciousness creation dharma Dignaga distinction doctrine effect elements empirical eternal existence experience finite guņas identity indeterminate perception Indian individual soul inference infinite intelligence intuition Isvara jiva jñāna Kārikā karma knowledge Kumārila latter logical Madhva manas manifested material cause māyā means metaphysical Mimāṁsā mind mokṣa Naiyāyika nature non-eternal non-existence Nyaya object organ Patañjali perceived philosophy possess Prabhakara prakṛti pramāņa present principle produced pure puruşa qualities Rāmānuja realise reality regarded relation samādhi samavāya Samkara Samkhya saṁsāra sattva scriptures sense Śiva smṛti space spirit śruti substance subtle body supreme Sūtra tanmātras theory things thinkers thought true truth Uddyotakara ultimate universal unreal Upanisads Vācaspati Vaiseṣika validity Vātsyāyana Vedanta Vedas Vedic Vṛtti whole word Yoga