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A History of Indian Philosophy - Surendranath Dasgupta, 1922

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3 Permanence, 186 Permanent, 22, 179, 241, 368, 369; consciousness, 71; convictions, 240; entity, 22; perceiver, 187; self, 71, 179; subject, 366; substance, 145 Persistence, 18, 67; of knowledge, 18 Persistent, 188, 241 Persisting cause, 183 Persisting entity, 183, 184 Person, 252, 255, 367 Personality, 110, 524 Perspiration, 351; channels, 348 Pessimism, 414, 504 Pessimistic tendency, 521 pest, 314, 318 Petta Diksita, 54 n. phala, 359 phala-tyaga, 444 phale nersyu, 420 Phantom show, 11 phana, 342, 351 Pharmacopeeia, 277 Pharyngeal plexus, 355 Phalguna, 294 Phenomena, 177, 501 Phenomenal, 126, 127, 167, 499; appearance, 48; reality, 167; self, 415 Phenomenon, 374 Philosopher, 38, 446 Philosophic, 502; analysis, 467 ; know- ledge, 246, 523; truth, 504; view, 2; wisdom, 494 Philosophical, 228, 501; development, “48; idea, 366; ignorance, 417; truth, 230 DI 593 Philosophy, 44, 51, 66, 73, 228, 504, 509, 517, 525; of Badarayana, 36 Phlegm, 299, 300, 325, 365, 391 Phlegmatic diseases, 299 Physical, 238, 369, 404, 504; diseases, 418; process, 48; propulsion, 480; sciences, 273; trouble, 512; world, 270 Physician, 277, 278, 328 n., 338, 357, 387, 389, 392, 415 Physiological activity, 331 Physiological effects, 360 Physiological functions, 261, 263, 331, 333 Physiological operations, 332, 335 Physiological position, 332 picchila, 359 n., 361 ptha, 497 Pilgrimage, 230, 441, 508 Pillar, 26 pingala, 257, 292, 353 ., 354, 453, 454 pinda, 43, 312 N., 314 pipasa, 496 pipasa-sthana, 288 n. 1 Pipe, 346 pippalt, 299 n. 1 Pischel, R., 345 7. Pisdca, 282, 300 Pisdca-veda, 274 n. 3 pitr-yana, 519, 521 pitta, 257, 276, 282, 296, 300, 317, 319, 320, 325-337, 339, 341, 344; 347, 349, 350, 361, 362, 365, 392, 524; nature of, 330, 331 pitta-dhara, 317 pittala, 334 n. pitta-prakrti, 328, 334 pittasaya, 350 pithara-paka, 194 piyato, 490 pilu-paka, 194 Placenta, 291 Planet, 333 Plant, 333, 359 Plato, 506 Playful activity, 42 Playful instincts, 178 plast, 289 Pleasantness, 358 Pleasing, 337 7. Pleasurable, 23 ., 242; experience, gi; state, 181 Pleasure, 68, 175, 247, 248, 343, 360, 366, 369, 371, 373, 374, 404, 412, 452, 463, 487, 504, 508-512, 520 Pleasure-seeking, 507 Plexus, 353 ”., 356 38 594 plthan, 288 Pluralistic experience, 204 Plurality, 38, 39, 95, 161, 195; of causes, 161 Points of dispute, 389 Poison, 359 7., 361, 497 Polemic, 126, 127 Polemical, 204 Poles, 208 Politics, 385 Polluting agents, 326-328 Pollution, 408, 409 Popular belief, 377 Positive, 47; cause, 197; entity, 182; experience, 154; knowledge, 154; quality, 152; unity, 153 Positive Sciences of the Ancient Hindus, 253 1., 35607. Positivity, 193 Possession, 158 Postures, 455 posaka-rasa, 323 n. Potency, 8, 31, 175, 359, 361-363, 370 Potency-in-chief, 364 Potential, 23 ”.; ajndna, 53; energy, 356 Potentialities, 24 Potter, 249 Potter’s wheel, 246 Power, 8, 22, 215, 243, 510; of con- trolling others, 505 .; of produc- tivity, 26 7. Prabandha-parisodhini, 52 n. Prabhakara, 66, 67, 69, 147, 154, 155, 197, 249, 483, 515; his analysis of illusion, 154; his idea of emanci- pation, 249 prabhava, 323, 362, 364-366 Prabodha-candrikd, 443 Prabodha-candrodaya ndtaka, 220 Practical action, 152 Practical discipline, 500 Practical movement, 155 Practice, 487, 500, 514 pradesa, 389, 391 pradhana, 172, 370, 440 Pfadyumna, 543, 545 Pragalbha Misra, 126 n. Pragmatic, 371; basis, 152 Praise, 512 praisya-praisayoh cance 481 prajah, 292 n. Prajapati, 484 prajfiapti-sat, 58 Prajna, 24, 265, 491, 504, 548 Prajfiakara Gupta, 49 Prajfianananda, 79, 196 Index prajfdparadha, 321, 339, 405, 415- 418, 422 prakarana, 57 n., 231 Prakarana-paiicika, 249 prakarana-sama, 380N., 382N., 386, 387 Prakatartha-vivarana, 46, 49, 50, 72, 196-198, 205, 206, 213; its philo- sophy, dates, etc., 196-198 prakasa-heyatvat, 197 Prakagananda, 17-19, 31 7., 52, 53, 55, 50, 84, 221, 223-225, 270; Brah- ma and the world in, 224; discus- sions regarding awareness in, 17— 19; discussions regarding subjective idealism in, 17; mayd in, 224; nature of ajfidna in, 222; nature of dnanda in, 223 ; negative dialectics of, 18, 19; quarrel with Vasubandhu of, 19; theory of causality in, 221-223; view-point of his work, 220, 221; works of, 225 Prakasanubhavananda, 17 7. Prakasatman, 9, 10, 17, 30, 33, 82, 84, 89, 103-106, 118, 148, 149, 151, 193, 208-210, 214, 222-224, 234; his quarrel with the Buddhists regard- ing nature of objects, 30, 31 Prakasatma-sri-caranaih, 104 prakopa, 335 7. prakrtt, 42,72, 101, 104, 109, 175, 177, 181, 238, 239, 250, 258, 265, 272, 334, 335, 372, 388, 410, 440, 455, 457, 461-465, 467, 473, 477, 478, 482, 515, 516, 525, 526, 533, 534 prakrti-dosas, 335 n. prakrti-mana, 335 n. prakrtim yanti mamikam, 526 pralaya, 37> 48, 19t pramd, 128, 137, 194, 206, 212, 213 pramdda, 413 pramana, 77, 128, 137, 167, 194, 204, 222, 254, 373, 375, 376, 379, 380, 384 2. pramdna-caitanya, 207, 208 Pramdana-mafjari, 120, 124 Pramdana-malad, 12, 13, 51, 116, 118, 148, 192 pramana-samuccaya, 44 Pramdana-varttikalankara, 49 Pramdana-vartiikadlankara-tika, 49 Pramdna-vidhvamsana, 398 n. Pramana-vidhvamsana-sambhasita-vr- tti, 398 n. Pramana-vrtti-nirnaya, 198 pramatr, 77, 105 prameha, 343 n. Prameya-dipika, 442 prameyatvat, 121 Index pramitt, 77 v Pramodapurandara Acarya, 225 n. pranetda, 332 prasanga, 389, 391 prasanga-pratidrstanta-sama, 380 n. 4 prasanga-sama, 381 n. prasdda, 318, 325, 492 prasada-dhatu, 325 prasara, 336 n. Prasthana-bheda, 225 prasyandana, 349 prasama, 335 Prasgastamati, 172 PraSastapada, 162, 249, 412, 413, 505, 515 Prasastapada-bhasya, 163 n. Pragnanidhina, 428 Prasna-Upanisad, 78, 290n., 344n., 345 Prasna- Upanisad-bhasya, 78 prathama-bhiimika, 264 pratibandha, 176 praiibimba, 48 pratibimba-vada, 106 pratina, 379, 387 pratyna-hani, 388 pratyfantara, 388 n. pratyna-sannyasa, 388 n. Pratima-ndtaka, 394 n. pratimvista, 378 pratipaksa-bhavana, 460 pratipannopadhau nisedha - pratiyogit- vam, 222 pratipannopadhava-pratiyogitva, 217 pratisamskartr, 425 praiistha, 279, 285 pratisthapanda, 379 prati-tantra-siddhanta, 383 pratikopasand, 448, 488 pratita, 19, 128 pratitya-samutpdda, 3 n., 8 pratyabhyna, 33, 65, 67 pratyag atman, 6 Pratyagbhagavan, 147 Pratyag-rapa-bhagavan, 119 7. pratyak, 63 pratyak-cit, 110 pratyak-citi, 9 Pratyak-svarupa-bhagavat, 156 7. pratyaksa, 92, 194, 207, 373, 374, 376, 379, 407, 411 Pratyaksadevayathacarya, 439 Pratyaksa-sariram, 3541. Pratyak-tativa-pradipikd, 222 N., 223 N. pratyaktva, 115 praty-anuyoga, 384 pratyaya, 395 pratyahara, 454, 455 595 pratydima-vedya, 22 pratyetavya, 19 pratyudaharati, 342 Praudhanubhiti, 81 Pravacana-bhasya, 250 pravartand, 482 pravartate, 314 pravrtti, 389, 507 pravrtti-samarthya, 130 prayaina, 238, 369-371 prayatnaddt, 37% prayainanta, 369, 370 prayatnantariyaka, 381 n. prayatnantariyakatva, 382 n. prayojana, 383, 384 7. 1 prakrta-mdna, 319, 320 praktana, 253 pramanya, 214 prana, 75, 76, 104, 258-260, 262, 291, 292, 303, 311, 332, 333, 34°, 342, 344,346, 347,349,352, 356, 373,448, 449; as depending on the head, 340; as vibration, 263 ; as vital parts, 342; channels of, 347, 348; heart the centre of, 340; history of the mean- ing of, 259 ff.; seat of, according to Caraka, 342 pranaisana, 405 prana-karmani, 448 pranamaya-kosa, 76 prana-nirodha, 258, 268 prdana-samyamana, 454. prana-spanda, 256, 257 prana-vaha, 318 prana-vahanam srotasam hrdayam mi- lam, 343 prana vayu, 348, 355 pranapana-gati ruddhva, 448 pranaya svahda, 448 pranayama, 256, 257, 447-449, 452- 455, 458 prapty-aprapti-sama, 380 n. 4, 381 n. prarabdha-karma, 247, 250 Pratisakhyas, 276 pratitika-sattva, 2/70 prayas-citta, 2'75, 278, 281, 295, 296 Pre-condition, 405, 506 Predatory birds, 409 Predominance, 367 Preferment, 501 Preparatory measure, 500 prerana, 481 Presentation of the false, 154 Pride, 267, 373, 409, 509-511 Principle of consciousness, 20, 22 Principle of difference, 60 Principle of intelligence, 20 Principle of thought, 35 596 Privilege, 505 prinana, 328 Probability, 373 Probandum, 120, 121, 139, 140 Probans, 139 Proceedings and Transactions of the First Ontental Conference, Poona, 400 n. Proceedings of the Madras Oriental Conference, 232 Process, 256, 377 Procreator, 525 Product, 13, 18, 23, 331; complexes, 4 Production, 11, 18, 25, 32, 37, 38, 41, 62, 166, 168, 173, 174, 177, 182, 184, 186, 187, 190, 235, 236; of action, 473; of knowledge, 18 Prognostication, 396, 397 Prohibitions, 504 Projection of objectivity, 25 Proof, 128 Proper discernment, 134 Proper measure, 325 Proper proportion, 327 Property, 357-360, 365, 506 Propulsion, 481, 482 Prosperity, 501 Protection, 505 Proud, 510, 511 prstha-gatasthi, 287 n.1 prstth, 286 prthak, 370 prthaktva, 194, 370 prthivi, 75 Psychical frame, 105 Psychical process, 48 Psychological, 108, 265, 366; appear- ance, 32; constituents, 58; duality of awareness, 29; elements, 58-60; entities, 59; existence, 73; experi- ence, 170; ignorance, 12, 109; necessity, 25; objectivity, 25 ; objects of awareness, 29; self, 9; thought, 35 Psychologically, 31 Psycho-physical parallelism, 339 Psychosis, 24, 29, 250, 254, 464 Psychosis-transformations, 22 Pthisis, 288, 299 Pubic, 348; bone, 285 2. 7; nerve, 353 Pubis, 285 2. 7 Public good, 485 pudgala, 58, 59 Pudgala-viniscaya, 58 n., 59 n. punar-ukta, 388, 389 n. Punarvasu, 395 Punarvasu Atreya, 393 Pungent, 337 7.