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27. There Is Distinction As In The Case Of Smell...





Hindu Books > Hindu Scriptures > The Vedanta - Sutras > Adhyaya II > Pada III > 27. There Is Distinction As In The Case Of Smell...

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27. There is distinction as in the case of smell; and thus Scripture declares.

Just as smell, which is perceived as a quality of earth, is distinct from earth; thus knowledge of which we are conscious as the quality of a knowing subject--which relation expresses itself in judgments such as 'I know'--is different from the knowing subject. Scriptural texts also prove this relation, as e.g. 'This Person knows.'









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