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The origin of Indian history, and the Upnishads and Puranas.............................
|
51 |
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(1) The Divineness of Bhartiya
history and the definition of Bharatvarsh........................ |
51 |
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(2) The unbroken continuity of
Indian civilization and its history....................................... |
52 |
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Definite
principles of the functioning of this world and common nature of the human
beings.............. |
53 |
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It is God Himself Who reveals all the related
knowledge for the good of the souls through His eternal Saints on the land
of Bharatvarsh because the Divine subject is beyond human intellect.
Incapability of the material
science................................................................................................ |
54 |
|
A brief history of creation, and the Puranas................................................................................... |
55 |
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Bhartiya civilization after the destruction of the
Mahabharat war, and the Harappan culture.............. |
56 |
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(3) How do the stories of the Puranas maintain
their eternity?......................................... |
59 |
|
The Puranas and the affiliated
descriptions.................................................................................... |
60 |
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(a) The main body of the Puranas and the eternal
Sages and Saints................................................. |
60 |
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(b) Variations and the timely descriptions of the
Puranas................................................................ |
63 |
|
Secret of Sages and Rishis taking rebirth and their
longevity............................................................ |
64 |
|
The eternity of the holy rivers and places, and the
peculiarity of certain Divine forms of God............ |
66 |
|
(4) Revelation of the Vedas,
Upnishads and the Sanskrit grammar................................. |
68 |
|
Perfect vegetarianism in the Vedas and Vedic
yagyas................................................................... |
70 |
|
The personality of Ved Vyas and the scriptures
relating to the history, religion and the path to God.... |
72 |
|
The written form of the
scriptures................................................................................................. |
73 |
|
History, religion and the path to
God.............................................................................................. |
74 |
|
(5) Evidences of their
Divine authenticity, and the characteristics of the myths of the
world................................................................................................................................. |
74 |
|
Evidences of the Divine authenticity of Bhartiya
scriptures............................................................. |
74 |
|
Divine writings cannot be analyzed in a material
way...................................................................... |
76 |
|
Myths of the world and their
characteristics................................................................................... |
77 |
|
The source of mythological
imaginations........................................................................................ |
78 |
|
(6) General theme of the
Upnishads........................................................................................ |
81 |
|
The 33 celestial
gods.................................................................................................................... |
81 |
|
General definitions of soul, maya and
God...................................................................................... |
81 |
|
Divine forms of God, and Their
abodes.......................................................................................... |
82 |
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Illusive nature of the
world............................................................................................................ |
83 |
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Correct understanding of the ‘self’ and
‘soul’................................................................................. |
83 |
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The terms atma and brahm in the
Upnishads................................................................................. |
84 |
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A fallacy about Upnishadic
philosophy........................................................................................... |
86 |
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Another fallacy relates to the period of their
availability in the world and their Divine authenticity ..... |
87 |
|
(7) A glimpse of the
perfection of the Sanskrit
grammar.................................................... |
89 |
|
The Sanskrit grammar and the formation of Sanskrit
words and phrases.......................................... |
89 |
|
The Divineness of Sanskrit
language............................................................................................. |
92 |
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