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The concept of Creation in the Major Upanisads

by C. Poulose | 2009 | 39,559 words

Hinduism Hindu Philosophy Vedanta

This study deals with the Concept of Creation according to the Major Upanishads—ancient Indian scriptures that form a crucial part of Vedic literature and Indian philosophy. The present research investigates the Upanisadic philosophy in general as well as the school of Advaita Vedanta and other Indian philosophical traditions that incorporate Upani...

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1. Introduction
2. The Subtle Elements (sukshma-bhutas)
3. The Subtle Body (suksma-sarira)
4. The five Jnanendriyas
5. The Subtle organs
6. The Five Karmendriyas (organs of action)
7. The Five Pranas
8. The Theory of Trivrtkarana (admixture of three elements)
9. The Process of Pancikarana
10. The Gross Body (sthula-sarira)
11. The Five-Sheaths (pancha-kosha)
12. The Causal body
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