Reading section 70
Translator: Thibaut, G. (George)
The Vedanta-Sutras with Ramanuja's Commentary. Translated by Thibaut, G. (George). This historical English edition is listed by Project Gutenberg as public domain in the USA. Read the source text, search passages, and explore it with the reading assistant.
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paramesara, highest Lord,
Permalinkparinama, modification,
Permalinkparyâya, particular states of substances
Permalinkpâñditya, learning,
Permalinkpâriplava, a performance of the Asvamedha sacrifice,
Permalinkpârivrajaka, an ascetic,
Permalinkpârivrâjya, the wandering about as a mendicant,
Permalinkputika, a plant,
Permalinkpudgala, body,
Permalinkpurusha soul,
Permalinkpurushavakas, to he designated by the term 'man,'
Permalinkpurusha-vidyâ,
Permalinkpurushottama, the highest Person,
Permalinkpûrvapaksha, primâ facie view,
Permalinkpûrvapakshin, he who holds the primâ facie view, passim.
Permalinkprakarana, leading subject-matter,
Permalinkprakâra, mode,
Permalinkprakâs, to shine forth,
Permalinkprakâsa, light,
Permalinkprakriti, primeval matter, originating principle, nature,
Permalinkprakriyâ, subject-matter,
Permalinkprajñamatrah, subjects,
Permalinkpranava, the syllable Om,
PermalinkPratardana-vidyâ (i.e. Kau. Up III),
Permalinkpratikûla, disagreeable,
Permalinkpratîjñâ, initial statement,
Permalinkpratlbuddha atma, the Self of intelligence,
Permalinkpratisankhya,
Permalinkpratîka, symbol,
Permalinkpratyaksha, perception, presentative thought,
Permalinkpratyakshatâ, immediate presentation,
Permalinkpratyag-âtman, the individual soul,
Permalinkpratyaa, consciousness,
Permalinkpratyâhâra, complete restraining of the senses from receiving external impressions,
Permalinkprathiman, solid extension,
Permalinkpradesa, space,
Permalinkpradyumna, the internal organ,
Permalinkpradhâna, principal matter, non-sentient principle,
Permalinkpradhâna, a superior,
Permalinkprabhâ, light,
Permalinkprayojana, final cause,
Permalinkpralaya, destruction of the world,
Permalinkprâgña, knowing, conscious, intelligent, the personal Self, the highest Self,
Permalinkprâna, breath, breathing out; soul; Breath, a name of Brahman,
Permalinkprâna, pl. organs and vital breath,
Permalinkprânamaya, consisting of breath,
Permalinkprânâgnihotra,
Permalinkprâdesamâtra,
Permalinkprâpti, the being obtained,
Permalinkprâyaskitta, expiatory rite,
Permalinkprerakatva, prompting quality,
Permalinkphala, result,
Permalinkphalavidhi, injunction of results,
Permalinkbâdha, sublation,
Permalinkbâdhita, sublated,
Permalinkbâlya, childlike state,
Permalinkbuddhi, internal organ, intellect,
Permalinkbrimh, root from which 'Brahman' is derived,
Permalinkbrimhana, growth,
Permalinkbrihat, great,
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