A Handbook of Hindu Pantheism the Panchadasi
A Handbook of Hindu Pantheism the Panchadasi
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When the same Parabrahma is said to be visible and invisible, finite and infinite, limited and whole, that is to say ■with properties naturally opposed to each other, it therefore can be ascertained by recourse to Indication [of abandoning the conflicting portion]. 74. As in the phrase "That Devadatta is this f 'that' refers to past time and 'this' to the present time, both have reference to the same person, but by omitting the con- flicting element according to the canons of the indication of ...abandoning a part, Devadatta alone is meant. Similarly by abandoning the conflicting part from the signification of the transcendental phrase "That art Thou*^ there remains the Mon-conflictiug Intelligence which is meant* hence the indi- cation of abandoning a part is easily admissible. The indicative indication of the word self is the illumination of function viz. , the uniform intelligence, which is entirely different from that fiuiction. This is what is mean^. ■* 'That' and 'Thou' are marked by the qualities of invisibility and visibility, a result of associate, so if from intelligence which is com- mon to them both, the conflicting element of invisibility and visibi- lity be abandoned, there remains only intelligence.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
When the same Parabrahma is said to be visible and invisible, finite and infinite, limited and whole, that is to say ■with properties naturally opposed to each other, it therefore can be ascertained by recourse to Indication [of abandoning the conflicting portion]. 74. As in the phrase "That Devadatta is this f 'that' refers to past time and 'this' to the present time, both have reference to the same person, but by omitting the con- flicting element according to the canons of the indication of ...abandoning a part, Devadatta alone is meant. Similarly by abandoning the conflicting part from the signification of the transcendental phrase "That art Thou*^ there remains the Mon-conflictiug Intelligence which is meant* hence the indi- cation of abandoning a part is easily admissible. The indicative indication of the word self is the illumination of function viz. , the uniform intelligence, which is entirely different from that fiuiction. This is what is mean^. ■* 'That' and 'Thou' are marked by the qualities of invisibility and visibility, a result of associate, so if from intelligence which is com- mon to them both, the conflicting element of invisibility and visibi- lity be abandoned, there remains only intelligence.
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