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Absolute action Atman attainment Avidya B. H. Bon Maharaj beauty Bhakti bliss body Brahman Braja Caitanya called conception consciousness culture desire destroyed devotion Divine doctrine dramas eternal etheric body existence experience feeling finite Gita Guru happiness heart Hence Hindu Hinduism human Ibid illusoriness of bondage Indian Philosophy Institute of Oriental Jainism Jayatirtha Jiva Kant karma Katha Keval knowledge Krishna Krsna living Madhab Madhva manifestation Māyā means ment mental mind monists moral nature object Oriental Philosophy person plane poet poetry Prakṛti pramana Pushpavati Rāmānuja realisation reality religion religious Rūpa S'ankara S'iva S'ri Sankardev Sankhya says scriptures sense Sikhism Sikhs Siva spiritual Sree Madhab Deb Sri Aurobindo Sri Kṛṣṇa Sruti Supreme Lord Sūtra Swami B. H. Bon theory things thought tion transcendence transcendental true truth universe Upanisads Vaishnava Vedanta Vedas Vedic Vishnu words Wordsworth worldly worship yoga