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2. And On Account Of An Inferential Mark





Hindu Books > Hindu Scriptures > The Vedanta - Sutras > Adhyaya IV > Pada I > 2. And On Account Of An Inferential Mark

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2. And on account of an inferential mark.

Inferential mark here means Smriti. Smriti also declares that that knowledge which effects Release is of the nature of continued representation. Meditation therefore has to be repeated.--Here terminates the adhikarana of 'repetition.'









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