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Page 40
... Kapila admit the revelation of the Vedas merely to avoid running counter to received opin- ions ? Or , rather , does he resort to it as a means of filling up , by truths deemed incontestable , the chasms of his system , when the two ...
... Kapila admit the revelation of the Vedas merely to avoid running counter to received opin- ions ? Or , rather , does he resort to it as a means of filling up , by truths deemed incontestable , the chasms of his system , when the two ...
Page 43
... Kapila as an appear- ance , but as the substance which supports the phe- nomena . Hence the doctrine of the Sankhya ... Kapila . This system was a protest against religious ideas . Kapila puts one portion of the orthodox doctrine in ...
... Kapila as an appear- ance , but as the substance which supports the phe- nomena . Hence the doctrine of the Sankhya ... Kapila . This system was a protest against religious ideas . Kapila puts one portion of the orthodox doctrine in ...
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... Kapila and the Yoga Shastra differ . Secondly , although absolute abstraction is the com . mon object of both systems , they still differ both in respect to the notion of this state and in respect to the means of attaining it . With ...
... Kapila and the Yoga Shastra differ . Secondly , although absolute abstraction is the com . mon object of both systems , they still differ both in respect to the notion of this state and in respect to the means of attaining it . With ...
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