The Vedanta-Sutras with the Commentary by Ramanuja Sacred Books of the East, Volume 48
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Chapter 1 No.1
Chapter 2 , of this (world proceed).
Chapter 3 No.3
Chapter 4 e. the authoritativeness of Scripture with regard to Brahman) exists on account of the connexion (of Scripture with the highest aim of man).
Chapter 5 e. thinking) that which is not founded on Scripture (i.e. the Pradhana) is not (what is taught by the texts referring to the origination of the world).
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Chapter 8 No.8
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Chapter 18 No.18
Chapter 19 e. matter).
Chapter 20 e. the individual soul) with that (i.e. bliss) in that (i.e. the anandamaya).
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Chapter 22 ).
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Chapter 38 minuteness of the being meditated on); we say no, because (Brahman) has thus to be meditated upon, and because (in the same passage) it is said to be like ether.
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Chapter 48 No.48
Chapter 49 permanency of abode, and of impossibility.
Chapter 50 (is the highest Self), because the attributes of that are designated.
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Chapter 53 , on account of the declaration of attributes.
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Chapter 56 No.56
Chapter 57 thus.
Chapter 58 , and on account of the abiding within; we say, no; on account of meditation being taught thus, on account of impossibility; and because they read of him as person.
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Chapter 63 No.63
Chapter 64 (is the highest Self), on account of terms which are its own.
Chapter 65 No.65
Chapter 66 e. the individual soul).
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Chapter 68 matter.
Chapter 69 No.69
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Chapter 72 No.72
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Chapter 74 No.74
Chapter 75 e. the highest Self) (is that object).
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Chapter 78 e. Brahman).
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Chapter 87 No.87
Chapter 88 e. men), Badarayana thinks, on account of possibility.
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Chapter 90 No.90
Chapter 91 No.91
Chapter 92 Sruti and Smriti.
Chapter 93 ) (Jaimini maintains the non-qualification (of gods, &c.).)
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Chapter 96 No.96
Chapter 97 hood being understood.
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Chapter 99 No.99
Chapter 100 being of that.
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The Vajasaneyins, in the chapter recording the questions asked by Garg?, read as follows: 'He said, O Garg?, the Brahmanas call that the Imperishable. It is neither coarse nor fine, neither short nor long, it is not red, not fluid, it is without a shadow,' &c. (Bri. Up. III, 8, 8). A doubt here arises whether that Imperishable be the Pradhana, or t

             
            

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