The Tattva-Muktavali by Purnananda Chakravartin
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saropa-laksha.na__ or "pure superimponent indication," in the second
there is __suddha-sadhyavasana-l.__ or "pure introspeceptive indication," where the ghi is swallowed up in the "life." Most writers, however, disallow __upachara__ in __suddha-laksha.na__]; but the knowledge of the meaning of the sentences will be produced by a metaphor,--there is not brought about a real oneness. 26. The doctrine of Identity is established with a desperate effort, and men have recourse to the power "Indication"; but there are three things which should rise to our view,--the primary meaning, the indicated meaning, and their connexion [Footnote: He seems to imply that each of these three requisites fails in the present case,-- there is no primary meaning, and still less a secondary, and there is no connexion with any other object.]. 27. There is here no Denotation from the absence of conventional agreement; there is no Indication from the absence of any reason [to establish it]; by what reason, on the theory of Maya, can Brahman be ever made known? 28. He is described [Footnote: He now proceeds to declare his own opinions] in the Veda by the primary power of words [Denotation] as the Maker of the Universe; and by Inference we establish the conclusion that all these things have a Maker. 29. The Vedas are a proof, the Sm.ritis are a proof; there is a being to be proved and known there in many passages; it is the great Personality which is to be made known by all the Vedas,--therefore it is this which the Veda takes as its subject. |
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