Philosophy, History, and the Image of Man

action activity appear arises Aurobindo awareness become beginning body Brahman called cause civilization Community conception consciousness courage death delight detachment dialogue distinction diversity Divine equality eternal ethics evil existence experience expression fact faith fear follow freedom function Gandhi Gita give higher Hinduism human idea idea of history immortal implies Indian culture Indian philosophy individual infinite inner integral interpretation involves kind knowledge liberty live logical man's Manifestation Māyā means merely mind moral mysticism nature necessary neutral never notion objects observed original past peace perfection Person philosophy of Indian possible practical present principle problem question reality reason recorded relation religion says seek seems sense social society Socrates soul space speaks spirit statement suffering things thought tion tolerance tradition true truth understanding universal Upanisad Yoga