An Integrated Science of the Absolute

The Notion of the Absolute [link]
United Science Knows No Frontier [link]
The Structural Unity of Thought [link]
Laboratory Knowledge vs Seminary Wisdom [link]
Concepts and Percepts at Loggerheads [link]
The Axiomatic Origin of Possible Truth [link]
The 'Subject-Matter' and 'Object-Matter' of This Work [link]
The Status, Content and Scope of the Absolute [link]
The Term 'Absolute' Widely Used by Scientists [link]
Dialectical Implications of the Content of the Absolute [link]
Dialectical Approach to the Notion of the Absolute [link]
Dialectical Methodology [link]
Certitude Resides at the Core of Consciousness [link]
Further Light on the Scope and Limitations of This Science [link]
Contributions of Vedanta Epistemology [link]
The Scientific Certitude Claimed in This Work [link]
Normalization and Neutralization of Scientific Thinking [link]
The Gap Between Experimental and A Priori Thinking [link]
Experience and Experiment Have to Interpenetrate to Reveal the Absolute [link]
Would Not This Twofold Effort Make Us Relive the Absolute? [link]
Possibilities and Probabilities Meet in the Matrix of Relation-Relata [link]
The Dialectical and Structural Relationship Between Man and Machine [link]
Semantic Polyvalence of the Word and Its Meaning [link]
Steps from Logic to Dialectic [link]
Mathematics Reveals the Possibilities of a Science of the Absolute [link]
The Mathematical Frame of Reference [link]
The Delights and Puzzles of Mathematics [link]
Mathematics Falls Short of the Absolute [link]
The Possibility of Structural Analysis Inside the World of Discourse [link]
Bergson's Own Structural Prognostics [link]
A Structural Model with Absolute Status Already in Use [link]
Great Possibilities of Inter-Disciplinary Structuralism [link]
The Plan of This Work [link]
Inner and Outer Compatibilities [link]
The Common Parameter Passing through Cosmogony and Cosmology [link]
Merits of Mathematical Language [link]
The Prologue and Epilogue of Each Chapter Distinguished [link]
Translation and Commentary of Darsana-Mala: Chapter 1 [link]
Adhyaropa-Darsanam (Vision by Supposition) [link]
Speculation vs Observation [link]
Some Interesting Modern Views in Cosmogony [link]
Cosmogony in Rigveda [link]
Cosmogony in the Bible [link]
The Interchangeability and Homogeneity of Dialectical Counterparts [link]
Evolutionary Cosmological Processes [link]
Evolution in Terms of Consciousness [link]
The Place of Evolution in a Normalized Context [link]
Methodology and Structuralism [link]
Further Implications of Cartesianism [link]
Directing Human Understanding [link]
The Status of the Horizontal Reference [link]
A New Way in Physics [link]
Relative and Absolute Tune [link]
Bergson's Five Objections to Relativity [link]
Bergson's Objections Examined [link]
Bergson's First Objection [link]
Bergson's Second Objection [link]
Bergson's Third Objection [link]
Bergson's Fourth Objection [link]
The Plurality of Times [link]
Bergson's Fifth Objection [link]
The Figures of Light [link]
Space-Time of Four Dimensions [link]
The Time of the Restricted Theory of Relativity and the Space of the General Theory of Relativity [link]
Axiomatic Physics [link]
Translation and Commentary of Darsana-Mala: Chapter 2 [link]
Apavada-Darsanam (Vision of Non-Supposition) [link]
New Methodological Perspectives [link]
Demi-Relativity, Completer Correlations, [link]
Fuller Reciprocity, Time-Space Continuum, and Their Unity [link]
The Epistemological and Methodological [link]
A New Mathematical Language [link]
Structure More Compactly Conceived [link]
Ascending and Descending Movement in Reasoning [link]
The Transition from the Relative to the Absolute [link]
The Analytical Approach [link]
Concluding Remarks [link]
Conversant about the Mind [link]
Two Sets of Antitheses Involved [link]
The Noema and Noetic in Phenomenology [link]
The Idea of Process and Phenomenological Dynamism [link]
Varieties and Interrelations [link]
The Structure of Truth and Falsehood [link]
Phenomenological Ontology [link]
The Religious Aspect [link]
Translation and Commentary of Darsana-Mala: Chapter 3 [link]
Asatya-Darsanam (Vision of Non-Existence) [link]
The Epistemological Status of This Chapter [link]
The Colour Solid and the Universal Concrete [link]
Absolutist Reduction [link]
Some Terms of Structural Importance [link]
Two Grades of Eidetic Reciprocity [link]
Phenomenological Echoes in the Upanisads [link]
The Unborn Female [link]
The Thunderbolt Principle [link]
Phenomenological Monads [link]
The Enigma of the Inverted Cup [link]
The Negativity of Kant and German Idealism [link]
Schelling's More Normative Position [link]
A Description of Maya [link]
Wrong Perspectives about Maya [link]
Paradox and the Absolute [link]
Scientific Philosophy [link]
The Opposition to Maya [link]
The Contrary and the Contradictory [link]
The Gap Between Ontology and Teleology [link]
Translation and Commentary of Darsana-Mala: Chapter 4 [link]
Maya-Darsanam (Vision of Negation) [link]
A Schematic Definition of Maya [link]
The Dynamism of Maya [link]
The Subtle Limbs of the Transcendental Maya Factor [link]
The Concrete Universal Within Maya [link]
The Basis of Ambiguity and Paradox [link]
Pradhana and Prakrti [link]
Orthodoxy and the Revaluation of the Samkhya Philosophy by the Bhagavadgita [link]
Upanisadic References to Pradhana and Other Samkhya Terms [link]
From Non-Existence to the Atom [link]
The Dynamism of Mind-Matter Interaction [link]
The Machine Analogy [link]
Mathematical and Mystical Language [link]
Epistemological Revision of Science [link]
The Structure of Intuitionist Mathematics [link]
The Perceptual and Mathematical Realities of Relativity [link]
Elimination of Unnecessary Structural Aspects [link]
Bergson's Revaluation of Einstein [link]
The Fourfold Aspects of Bergson's Revaluation [link]
Structuralism in the Mandukya Upanisad [link]
Double Correction and Scientific Certitude [link]
Mathematical and Scientific Structuralism [link]
The Total Speculative Ground Revealed by Structuralism [link]
Structuralism Implied in shankara [link]
Jugglers [link]
The Umbrella-Men [link]
Mendicants and Brahmins [link]
The Falcon [link]
Parrots and Cages [link]
Translation and Commentary Darsana-Mala: Chapter 5 [link]
Bhana-Darsanam (Vision of Consciousness) [link]
Imponderable Substantiality [link]
The Refined World of Electromagnetics [link]
The Visual and Auditory Function of Pure Matter [link]
A Unit Notion of Thinking Substance [link]
The High Dignity of the Fourth State [link]
The Logical Frame or Structure [link]
Complex Numbers and Physics [link]
The Non-Dual Self [link]
The Three Steps in a Complete Philosophy [link]
The Twofold Universe of Values [link]
Dialectical Revaluation [link]
Contemplative Orientation [link]
Arivu (Knowledge): The Epistemology of Gnosis [link]
Structural Implications of Prayer [link]
Daiva-Dasakam [link]
Some Structural Impossibilities [link]
A Finer Circulation of Values [link]
Axiology in Greek Drama [link]
The Self as an Organon [link]
One Absolute Substance [link]
Dissolving the Paradox [link]
The Structural Pattern Emerging to View [link]
Two Ways of Approaching the Absolute [link]
A Running Review of the Six Darsanas [link]
The Nyaya Philosophy of Gautama [link]
Structural Features of the Nyaya Philosophy [link]
The Fourfold Correlates [link]
Vaisheshika Philosophy of Kanada [link]
Two Sets of Categories [link]
The Units of Ultimate Existence [link]
The Soul and Salvation [link]
The Samkhya Philosophy of Kapila [link]
The Dynamism of the Three Nature Modalities [link]
Kapila: The first-known Samkhya Philosopher [link]
Schematic Implications [link]
The Yoga of Patanjali [link]
The Mimamsas of Jaimini and Badarayana [link]
Semantics and Logical Form in the Mimamsa [link]
Brute Vedism Dialectically Revalued [link]
From the Roaring Bull to Pure Semiosis [link]
The Structure of the Eternal Word-Sound [link]
The Complementarity of the Mimamsas [link]
The Vedanta of Badarayana [link]
Vedanta Confined to the Brahmasutras [link]
A Critical Appraisal of the Brahmasutras and Vedanta in General [link]
General or Greater Vedanta [link]
Brahma-Vidya-Pancakam [link]
Municarya-Pancakam [link]
Higher Criticism and Mysticism [link]
Definition of Mysticism [link]
The Workings of Instrumental Mysticism [link]
Integration of Mystical Expressions [link]
Parity between Instrument and Action [link]
Normal and Abnormal Mysticism [link]
Nature Mysticism [link]
The Mysticism of Action [link]
Mysticism of Agony [link]
Philosophic Mysticism [link]
The Mysticism of the Sufis [link]
Translation and Commentary of Darsana-Mala: Chapter 6 [link]
Karma-Darsanam (Vision of Action) [link]
The Certitude in This Chapter [link]
The Type of Action in This Chapter [link]
Functional Units of Activity [link]
Transcending Action [link]
Absolutist Mystical Expressions [link]
Anukampa-Dasakam [link]
Jivakarunya-Pancakam [link]
Concluding Remarks [link]
Apodictic, Dialectic and Intermediary Certitude [link]
The Correct Position of Pure Reason [link]
Kant's Critique of Pure Reason [link]
The Non-Dialectical Logic of This Chapter [link]
Fourfold Absurdities of Non-Normalized Reason [link]
The Claims of the Axiomatic and the Dialectical [link]
The Togetherness of Thought in Pure Reason [link]
Translation and Commentary of Darsana-Mala: Chapter 7 [link]
Jnana-Darsanam (Vision by Awareness or Reason) [link]
The Elements of Awareness [link]
From Uncertainty to Certitude [link]
From the Psychological to the Logical Self [link]
The Importance of Verse Five [link]
Certitude by General Awareness [link]
The Teleological Pole of Logic [link]
Complementarity, Reciprocity, and Parity [link]
The Dynamics of Contemplative Life [link]
The Fundamentals of Ethics and Aesthetics [link]
Eastern and Western Norms for a Good Life [link]
Democracy and Citizenship [link]
The City of God [link]
Self-Contemplation as a Value [link]
Religious Expressions of Self-Contemplation [link]
Translation and Commentary of Darsana-Mala: Chapter 8 [link]
Bhakti-Darsanam (Vision by Contemplation) [link]
Bhakti in the Bhagavadgita [link]
Absolutist Ethics and Aesthetics [link]
The Coherence of This Chapter [link]
The Components of Normal Contemplative Value [link]
Three Modern Indian Contemplative Mystics [link]
Concluding Remarks [link]
The Interacting Counterparts [link]
Three Components of Yoga [link]
Sublimation of Instinctive Dispositions [link]
The Mysterious Linking Power [link]
A Unified Treatment of Yoga [link]
The Inner Factor Involved in Meditation [link]
Western Interest in Yoga [link]
Translation and Commentary of Darsana-Mala: Chapter 9 [link]
Yoga-Darsanam (Vision by Meditation) [link]
Perfect Participation in Yoga [link]
Some Original Features of the Yoga of the Upanisads [link]
Structural Implications and the Categories of Patanjali [link]
The Scope of Nirvana [link]
A Definition of Nirvana [link]
Grades and Degrees of Perfection and Purity [link]
The Principle of Compensation [link]
The Equilibrium of a Twofold and Double Correction [link]
Vedanta and Western Thought [link]
Further Eschatological Considerations [link]
Translation and Commentary of Darsana-Mala: Chapter 10 [link]
Nirvana-Darsanam (Vision by Absorption) [link]
The Two Brahmans Involved in Every State of Nirvana [link]
Positive and Negative Limiting Types [link]
A Normalized Version of Nirvana [link]
The Nirvana that Is One Degree Superior [link]
Other Precious Eschatological Indications [link]
The Seven Bhumikas of Yoga-Vasistha [link]
Reincarnation [link]
Reincarnation of Evil-doers [link]
Hereditary Birth by Jati (Caste) [link]
Transcending Birth and Rebirth [link]
A Retrospective Review [link]
A Word in Self-Defence [link]
Advaita-Dipika (The Lamp of Non-Duality) [link]
Some Additional Explanations [link]