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It was the S [= a] nkhya, which peeps out in the dualism of the oldest distinctly philosophical works, and lingers in the Puranic S [= a] nkhya.

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S [= a] nkhya here means the philosophy of religion; Yoga is the philosophical state of mind, serene indifference, religious

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Soul and light are one in the S [= a] nkhya system before they become so in Greece, and when they appear united in Greece it is by means of the thought which is borrowed from India.

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The S [= a] nkhya portions have been redressed as far as possible and to the illusion doctrine is given the chief place.

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Ved [= a] nta system; and in its original shape without doubt it precedes the formal S [= a] nkhya; though both philosophies existed long before they were systematized or reduced to Sutra form.

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Monotheism [38] and pantheism are respectively the religious expression of the S [= a] nkhya and Ved [= a] nta systems of philosophy.

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The references to the S [= a] nkhyas, or S [= a] nkhya-Yogas, are not yet exhausted.

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It is he who will serve as creator for the Puranic S [= a] nkhya philosophy, and even after the rise of the Hindu sects he will still be regarded in this light, although his activity will be conditioned by the will of Vishnu or Çiva.

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Radically opposed to the dualistic S [= a] nkhya stands the Ved [= a] nta, [61] based on the

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Çivaism and the S [= a] nkhya system gave it a more respectable and archaic appearance in the eyes of the conservative Brahman, while the original asceticism of Çiva undoubtedly appealed much more to

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