Discourses On the Bhagavat Gita
Discourses On the Bhagavat Gita
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Perhaps in former Kaipas, of which there have been millions, that Logos might have associated itself with a series of Mahatma, and all their individualities might have been subsisting uigiiizea oy ■^^j \^ v>^ 'i Iv 40 Korad oir tot bhaoavao oita* hi it; nevertheless it has a distinct individuality of his own, It {» JEewara, and it is only as a Logos in the abstract that we have to consider it from present purpose. This explanation, however, I have thought it necessary to give, for the purpose o...f enabling you to understand certain statements made by Krishna, which will not become intelligible unless read in connection with what I have said* III.
In this lectiu*6 I shall consider the |)remi8es I have laid down with special reference to the various passages in which ihey seem to be indicated in this book.
It will be remembered that I started with the very first cause, which I called Parabrahmam. Any positive definition of thia principle is of course impossible, and a negative definition is all that can be attempted from the very nature of the case.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Perhaps in former Kaipas, of which there have been millions, that Logos might have associated itself with a series of Mahatma, and all their individualities might have been subsisting uigiiizea oy ■^^j \^ v>^ 'i Iv 40 Korad oir tot bhaoavao oita* hi it; nevertheless it has a distinct individuality of his own, It {» JEewara, and it is only as a Logos in the abstract that we have to consider it from present purpose. This explanation, however, I have thought it necessary to give, for the purpose o...f enabling you to understand certain statements made by Krishna, which will not become intelligible unless read in connection with what I have said* III.
In this lectiu*6 I shall consider the |)remi8es I have laid down with special reference to the various passages in which ihey seem to be indicated in this book.
It will be remembered that I started with the very first cause, which I called Parabrahmam. Any positive definition of thia principle is of course impossible, and a negative definition is all that can be attempted from the very nature of the case.
What to read after Discourses On the Bhagavat Gita?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Tiruvalum Subba Row to read onlineMoreLess
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