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Literature and Thought (13) Varah a in Indian Art

whom they had left at Tun-hwang

though we have doubtless left some things unexplained wrongly we may have been able to throw light on many of the dark sayings with which the original abounds

Bhakti (loving devotion) and whole-hearted surrender (prapatti) are the alternative means of liberation

nonpathogenic and pathogenic organisms

India Bibliography (1991) Calyx Publications Literature and Thought (13) Varah,,In India we find during every period when her civilization bloomed an intense joy in life and nature, a pleasure in the act of living, the development of art and music and literature and song and dancing and painting and the theatre, and even a highly sophisti cated inquiry into sex relations. It is inconceivable that a culture or view of life based on other worldliness or world worthlessness could have produced all these manifesta tions of vigorous