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Page 33
... absolute sense ; and all this is perfectly consistent , if it be granted that there are radically two orders of things , the one real , the other illusory . But the fundamental vice of Ve- dantism consists precisely in assuming the fact ...
... absolute sense ; and all this is perfectly consistent , if it be granted that there are radically two orders of things , the one real , the other illusory . But the fundamental vice of Ve- dantism consists precisely in assuming the fact ...
Page 107
... absolute unity , which comprehenus everything . He designates this by the name of Monad , synonymous with the origina . ting being or God . The Monad includes spirit and matter , but without separation , without division . They are ...
... absolute unity , which comprehenus everything . He designates this by the name of Monad , synonymous with the origina . ting being or God . The Monad includes spirit and matter , but without separation , without division . They are ...
Page 120
... absolute , and , of course , al the consequences that can be deduced from them par- take of the same character , and ... absolute and invariable order of things . It was on this con- dition only that it consented to recognise the exist ...
... absolute , and , of course , al the consequences that can be deduced from them par- take of the same character , and ... absolute and invariable order of things . It was on this con- dition only that it consented to recognise the exist ...
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