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<\/p>\nThe Indic civilization, basically, is the result of the succession and interaction of two traditions: Buddhist and Hindu; this is one of the traditions I will deal with in this treatise. The other civilization I will deal with is the Hellenic. I think the parallel between them sums up the essence of the Indo-European spirit. And I am convinced that in that spirit, which is expressed in Eastern and Western idealism, which I try to make converge in my philosophy, the most decisive answers can be found for the universal culture that begin with the new millennium.<\/p>\n
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INDEX<\/strong><\/p>\n Prologue INDEX<\/strong><\/p>\n GREECE<\/strong> THE GREEK VIRTUES<\/strong> ON THE GREEKS AND HINDUS<\/strong> PHILOSOPHICAL CONCLUSIONS<\/strong> INDEX<\/strong><\/p>\n PRELIMINARY IDEAS<\/strong> BUDDHISM AND HINDUISM<\/strong> INDEX<\/strong><\/p>\n The Vedas<\/em> GENERAL COMMENTARY<\/strong><\/p>\n On Spirit and matter CONCLUSION<\/strong><\/p>\n EPILOGUE<\/strong><\/p>\n The Indic civilization, basically, is the result of the succession and interaction of two traditions: Buddhist and Hindu; this is one of the traditions I will deal with in this treatise. The other civilization I will deal with is the Hellenic. I think the parallel between them sums up the essence of the Indo-European spirit. […]<\/p>\n","protected":false},"author":1,"featured_media":6593,"comment_status":"closed","ping_status":"closed","sticky":false,"template":"","format":"standard","meta":{"footnotes":""},"categories":[48],"tags":[],"class_list":["post-5026","post","type-post","status-publish","format-standard","has-post-thumbnail","hentry","category-libros-en"],"yoast_head":"\n
\nThe Purpose of this Book
\nSynthesis from the First Principles
\nOn Understanding
\nThe Meaning of Myths
\nThe Myth in Plato
\nWhy Mircea Eliade?
\nOn Mircea Eliade
\nThe Origin of Time
\nTime and Divinity
\nBeyond Eliade
\nMyths and Universal Consciousness
\nMy View of the Subject
\nVital Plane and Evolution
\nMyths in the Present
\nOn Initiations
\nMythology and Philosophy
\nMythical and Unitive Mentality
\nSchelling\u2019s Philosophy of Mythology
\nEpistemological clarification
\nConclusion<\/p>\nPART 2: GREECE AND INDIA<\/h5>\n
\nThe Myth of Ariel
\nThe Greek Spirit and Religion
\nThe Greek Gods
\nGreek Art
\nVirtues of Polytheism
\nReligion and Nature
\nCircular and Linear Vision
\nThe Cyclical Vision of Time<\/p>\n
\nEquilibrium
\nHeroism and Temperance
\nOn Life and Death
\nThe Social Being
\nThe Universal Being
\nPericles
\nThe Greek Miracle
\nHadrian
\nConclusion<\/p>\n
\nOn Greek and Hindu Myths
\nGenesis in India
\nParallels in the Epic and Myths
\nDark and Luminous Gods
\nDionysus and Apollo
\nThe Heroic Sense of Life in Greece
\nThe Heroic Sense of Life in India
\nThe Greek Tragedy
\nPilgrimages and Festivals in Greece
\nPilgrimages and Festivals in India
\nSimilitudes in Religious Architecture
\nOther Similitudes<\/p>\n
\nPlotinus and the Indian Doctrines
\nOn Life and Happiness
\nOn Beauty
\nThe Search for Unity<\/p>\nPART 3: THE INDIC CIVILISATION<\/h5>\n
\nThe Medieval Era in Europe and in India
\nChristianity and Civilisation
\nThe Latent Force of Unity
\nNeoplatonism and Christianity
\nIndic Thought and my Philosophy
\nOn Monotheism and Polytheism
\nOn Monism and Dualism
\nThe Philosophical Bases
\nOn Psychology
\nOn the Evolution of Consciousness
\nOn Philosophy of History
\nOn Ideas, Knowledge and Life
\nA Sketch of the Universus
\nSynthesis of my Proposal<\/p>\n
\nThe Unity of Dhamma and Dharma
\nOn understanding Dhamma and Dharma
\nOn Buddhism and Hinduism
\nBuddhism in the History of the Indic Civilisation
\nBuddhist Culture in the Indic Civilisation
\nPerspectives in the East and West
\nThe Evolution of the Spirit in Hinduism
\nThe Evolution of the Spirit in Buddhism<\/p>\nPART 4: HINDUISM<\/h5>\n
\nThe Heritage of the Vedas<\/em>
\nThe Decline of the Vedas<\/em>
\nA Crucial Time
\nAfter the Vedas<\/em>
\nSamkhya and Hinduism
\nThe Gunas in Facts
\nThe Gunas in History
\nYoga, an Introduction
\nOn Knowledge in Patanjali
\nPatanjali\u2019s God
\nPatanjali and my vision
\nIntroduction to the Upanishads
\nThe Aitareya Upanishad<\/em>
\nThe Prasna Upanishad<\/em>
\nThe Mandukya Upanishad<\/em>
\nThe Kena Upanishad<\/em>
\nThe Isha Upanishad<\/em>
\nThe Mundaka Upanishad<\/em>
\nThe Bhagavat-Gita<\/em>, an introduction
\nThe Gita<\/em>
\nKarma Yoga in the Gita<\/em>
\nThe wisdom of the Gita<\/em>
\nOn the Danger of Sentiments
\nIntellectual, devout and animal
\nThe Brahma Sutras<\/em>
\nShankara
\nShankara and the Taittiriya Upanishad<\/em>
\nThe Vivekacudamani<\/em>
\nRamanuja
\nRamanuja and the Brahma-Sutras<\/em>
\nAurobindo and the Isha Upanishad<\/em><\/p>\n
\nOn the Observer
\nOn the Atman
\nOn Revelation
\nOn Spiritual Techniques
\nOn the Mind and the Yoga\u2019s
\nOn the Powers
\nOn Reincarnation and Karma
\nOn the Inner Plane
\nOn Maya
\nOn the Limits of Transcendental Knowledge
\nVital Idealism<\/p>\nNext to be published by the prestigeous Publisher: Motilal Banarsidass, New Delhi, India. Coming soon on Amazon<\/h5>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"