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1 XV, 5 | fact an Upanishad of the Sânkhya system of philosophy, and
2 XV, 5 | doctrines, peculiar to the Sânkhya, and opposed to the Vedânta,
3 XV, 5 | used at a later time in the Sânkhya system of philosophy, but
4 XV, 5 | system of philosophy, but of Sânkhya doctrines, which I had myself
5 XV, 5 | Swetâsvatara-upanishad propounds in Sânkhya terms the very principles
6 XV, 5 | very principles that the Sânkhya philosophers make it their
7 XV, 5 | of calling certain terms 'Sânkhya terms' in a work written
8 XV, 5 | written at a time when a Sânkhya philosophy, such as we know
9 XV, 5 | and when the very name Sânkhya meant something quite different
10 XV, 5 | quite different from the Sânkhya system of Kapila. Sânkhya
11 XV, 5 | Sânkhya system of Kapila. Sânkhya is derived from sankhyâ,
12 XV, 5 | nearly to the Greek [lógos]. Sânkhya, as derived from it, meant
13 XV, 5 | differences between the Sânkhya and Vedânta systems of philosophy,
14 XV, 5 | opposed. Whatever else the Sânkhya may be, it is dualistic;
15 XV, 5 | it is monistic. In the Sânkhya, nature, or whatever else
16 XV, 5 | that nature, or what in the Sânkhya philosophy is intended by
17 XV, 5 | everything, never two. Whatever Sânkhya philosophers of a later
18 XV, 5 | dualistic philosophy such as the Sânkhya, as a system, decidedly
19 XV, 5 | the reputed founder of the Sânkhya philosophy, occurs in it.
20 XV, 5 | Kapila, the founder of the Sânkhya philosophy. However, it
21 XV, 5 | Kapila, the hero of the Sânkhya philosophers, but Kapila,
22 XV, 5 | Krita Yuga, a teacher of the Sânkhya philosophy.~Vigñânâtman
23 XV, 5 | reference to Kapila, the Sânkhya teacher.~Safikarânanda goes
24 XV, 5 | meant for the teacher of the Sânkhya (na tu sânkhyapranetâ kapilah,
25 XV, 5 | and to the teaching of the Sânkhya philosophy are the frequent
26 XV, 5 | subjects as arranged in the Sânkhya and other systems of philosophy.
27 XV, 5 | systems of philosophy. The Sânkhya philosophy is fond of counting
28 XV, 5 | recognised in the later Sânkhya and Yoga systems, we feel
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