The Yoga-Vasishtha Maharamayana of Valmiki, Vol. 3 (of 4), Part 2 (of 2) — John Shaqi
The Yoga-Vasishtha Maharamayana of Valmiki, Vol. 3 (of 4), Part 2 (of 2)Valmiki
Religion
The Yoga-Vasishtha Maharamayana of Valmiki, Vol. 3 (of 4), Part 2 (of 2)
Valmiki
Hinduism -- Doctrines -- Early works to 1800; Religious life -- Hinduism -- Early works to 1800
CHAPTER XXXII.
On the sustentation and dissolution of the body 197
CHAPTER XXXIII.
Resolution of duality into unity 204
CHAPTER XXXIV.
Sermon of Siva on the same subject 211
CHAPTER XXXV.
Adoration of the great god Mahádeva 216
CHAPTER XXXVI.
Description of the supreme Deity Parameswara 220
CHAPTER XXXVII.
The stage play and dance of destiny 223
CHAPTER XXXVIII.
On the external worship of the Deity 227
CHAPTER XXXIX.
Mode of the Internal worship of the Deity 231
CHAPTER XXXX.
Inquiry into the nature of the Deity 238
CHAPTER XXXXI.
Vanity of world and worldly things 240
CHAPTER XXXXII.
The supreme soul and its phases and names 247
CHAPTER XXXXIII.
On rest and Tranquillity 251
CHAPTER XXXXIV.
Inquiry into the essence of the mind 256
CHAPTER XXXXV.
Story of the vilva or Belfruit 261
CHAPTER XXXXVI.
Parable of the stony sheath of the soul 266
CHAPTER XXXXVII.
Lecture on the density of the Intellect 272
CHAPTER XXXXVIII.
On the Unity and Identity of Brahmá and the world 277
CHAPTER XXXXIX.
Contemplation of the course of the world 280
CHAPTER L.
On sensation and the objects of senses 285
CHAPTER LI.
On the perception of the sensible objects 291
CHAPTER LII.
Story of Arjuna, as the Incarnation of Nara-Naráyana 299
CHAPTER LIII.
Admonition of Arjuna 304
CHAPTER LIV.
Admonition of Arjuna in the spiritual knowledge 313
CHAPTER LV.
Lecture on the Living soul or Jívatatwa 316
CHAPTER LVI.
Description of the mind 324
CHAPTER LVII.
On Abandonment of desire and its result of Tranquillity 329
CHAPTER LVIII.
Arjuna's satisfaction at the sermon 331
CHAPTER LIX.
Knowledge of the latent and inscrutable soul 334
CHAPTER LX.
Knowledge of the majesty and grandeur of God 340
CHAPTER LXI.
Description of the world as a passing dream 343
CHAPTER LXII.
In the narration of Jívata an example of domestic and
mendicant life 344
CHAPTER LXIII.
Dream of Jívata 349
CHAPTER LXIV.
On the attainment of attendantship on the God Rudra 359
CHAPTER LXV.
Ráma's wonder at the error of men 364
CHAPTER LXVI.
The wonderings of the mendicant 367
CHAPTER LXVII.
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