Human nature and its destiny in Indian thought with special reference to the Advaita of Sankara
Indian culture, like the other cultures of the world, has always sought to understand the conditions and meaning of the struggle for existence in a universe, which is by all rational accounts, a mystery, Indian thought, therefore, has been perennially exercised over the enigmatic character of human...
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1994
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Nidān
Year: 1994, Issue: 6, Pages: 33-43 |
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Worship
B Humankind B Hinduism B Advaita (Vedanta) |
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