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Foreword v   Preface vii   Acknowledgement xix   Notes on Transliteration xxi   Abbreviations xxiii 1 Introduction to Vedanta 1   Indian Philosophical Syatems 1   The Vedas 1   Apauruseyatvam of the Vedas 2   Introduction to Vedanta 4   Knowledge of Upanisads Goes Outside India 4   Meaning of the Word Vedanta 6   Prasthanatraya of Vedanta 14   Difference between Veda and Vedanta 16   Subject Matter of Vedanta 17   Anubandha-Catustaya 17   Visaya (Subject Matter) 17   Prayojanam (Purpose) 17   Adhikari (Eligible Person) 18   Sambandha (Relationship) 18   The Philosophy of Vedanta 18   Meaning of the Word Upa-in-sad 20   Number of Upanisads 23   Taittiriya Upanisad 27   Significance of Taittiriya Upanisad in the Study of Vedanta 29   Brahman as the abhinna-nimitta-upadana-karana of the Jagat 30   Taittiriya Upanisad Quoted in the Brahmasutra 32 2 Concept of Pramana in Indian Philosophy 33   Pramanas in Indian Philosophy 33   Background of Pramana-Sastra 35   Pramanas as per Advaita Vedanta 35   Pratyaksa 35   Anumana 36   Arthapatti 38   Upamana 39   Anupalabdhi or Abhava 40   Sabda 41   Requisite Factors of Sabda-pramana 43 3 The Five Santi-mantras in Taittiriya 45   Importance of Vedic Prayer 45   Vedanta and Worship 45   Difference between Upasana and Self-Knowledge 45   First Santimantrah 46   Second Santimantrah 47   Third Santimantrah 48   Fourth Santimantrah 48   Fifth Santimantrah 49 4 Taittiriya-Upanisad-Bhasyam 50   Definition of Bhasyam 50   Siksavalli: First Anuvaka Futility of Karma) 51   Siksavalli: Eleventh Anuvaka (Futility of Karma) 52   Brahmanandavalli: 1st Anuvaka (Srstikrama) 53   Brahmanandavalli: 3rd

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