These three chapters of the tenth canto form the crest jewel of Vedic philosophy because of the harmonization of Advaita vedanta and Vaishnavism and because the text clearly expounds thelogical reseasoning in the mystical truth that the ultimate form of love is love of god.
Introduction | 9 |
Chapter Twelve | 11 |
The Luck of being Krsna's companion; | |
Krisna kills aghasura | |
Pariksit questions the sequence of events | |
Appendix of chapter Twelve | 124 |
Badarayani and Pariksit | |
Chapter Thirteen | 127 |
Krsna has a picnic with His friends | |
Brahma abducts the boys and the calves; | |
Krsna appears as the boys and the claves | |
Balarama understand; | |
and brahma sees a wonder | |
Chapter Fourteen | 301 |
Brahma's Prayer; | |
The logical explanation of love for Krisna | |
Appendix of Chapter Fourteen | 638 |
Is the world real or unreal? | |
Snake in a rope | |
Theoryof sat-Karya | |
Vivarta-vada and parinama vada | |
More proofs of eka-rasa | |
The real meaning of Advaita-vedanta | |
Unified theory of vedanta | |
These three chapters of the tenth canto form the crest jewel of Vedic philosophy because of the harmonization of Advaita vedanta and Vaishnavism and because the text clearly expounds thelogical reseasoning in the mystical truth that the ultimate form of love is love of god.
Introduction | 9 |
Chapter Twelve | 11 |
The Luck of being Krsna's companion; | |
Krisna kills aghasura | |
Pariksit questions the sequence of events | |
Appendix of chapter Twelve | 124 |
Badarayani and Pariksit | |
Chapter Thirteen | 127 |
Krsna has a picnic with His friends | |
Brahma abducts the boys and the calves; | |
Krsna appears as the boys and the claves | |
Balarama understand; | |
and brahma sees a wonder | |
Chapter Fourteen | 301 |
Brahma's Prayer; | |
The logical explanation of love for Krisna | |
Appendix of Chapter Fourteen | 638 |
Is the world real or unreal? | |
Snake in a rope | |
Theoryof sat-Karya | |
Vivarta-vada and parinama vada | |
More proofs of eka-rasa | |
The real meaning of Advaita-vedanta | |
Unified theory of vedanta | |