Philosophies of India

Author(s): Heinrich Zimmer, Joseph Campbell
Publisher: Routledge and Kegan Paul Ltd

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GENERAL INDEX / SANSKRIT INDEX
Suresvara, Vedantic philosopher, 422 Surya, Vedic god, 9, 10, 568n susumna, see spine Sutralankara (Asvaghosa), 588n Sutta-Nipata, 628
suttee, 167
Suvidhi, 9th Jaina savior, 213 Suvrata, 20th Jaina savior, 213, 226 Suzuki, Daisetz Teitaro, 534n, 547n, 548n, 629
Svayambhu, Jaina apostle, 203 Svetaketu (Aruneya), Brahman teacher, 252; lesson on atman, 335-37, 360
Svetambara, Jaina sect ("clothed in white"), 1581, 210-11, 222, 223n Svetasvatara Upanisad, 61n, 367n "swans," (hamnsas), Hindu ascetics, 158, 262, 461n, 614 swastika seat, 435 Swat, 558
Sweden, 113 Swedenborg, Emanuel, Swedish philosopher, beliefs of: parallel to Jainism, 244-48, 259n; to SankhyaYoga, 284n, 317n
syllogism, in Nyaya, 610-11 synthesis of Aryan and pre-Aryan elements, see Aryan-Dravidian
synthesis
suşumnă, 584
susupti, 353
sūtra, 38n
sūtranta, 51on
svadharma, 153 svädhiṣṭhāna, 584
svädhyāya, 434
svågata, 583n
svāmin, 286
svapna, 371
svarga, 499
svarupa, 285
Svāsocchväsabala, 228
Syria: Buddhism in, 497; art of,
Pl. Vic
taboo, 151; ritual breach of, in Buddhism, 554-57; do., in Tantra, 572-73, 577-80, 588, 591-92, 597; see also caste; diet
Tacitus, Roman historian, 112, 126n,
312
Tagore,
Brähmo
Samaj leader, 564n
Tagore, Sir Rabindranath, Indian poet, 564n
Taijasa, phase of Self, 353, 374, 377; see also dream
Devendranath,
Taittiriya Aranyaka, 409-10 Taittiriya Brahmana, see Brāhmaṇas Taittiriya Upanisad, see Upanisads Taj Mahal, 311 Takakusu, Junjiro, 530n, 534n, 541n, 548n, 627, 629 tamas, see gunas
Tanka, Brahman teacher, 46on Tantra, 61-62, 78n, 407, 560-602, 614, 617, 630; affirmation, 349, 351, 575-76, 596; in art, 507, 59799, Pl. XI, XII; bhūtaśuddhi, 58485. 592-94; caste no stricture, 573. 588, 596, 602; five forbidden/good
śvāsocchvāsa-prāṇa, 277
svastikäsana, 485
svasvarupa, 309
svayambhu, 363 svetambara, 158n, 210
T
taijasa, 353
tamas, 230, 297 tāmasa, 392
tanmatra, 327
tantra, 62n
tanum svām, 371
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