CWSA 18 · Writings on Vedanta
A Fragmentary Chapter for a Work on Vedanta
pp. 424–432
[.....] Each of the great authoritative Upanishads has its own peculiar character and determined province as well as the common starting point of thought and supreme truth in the light of which all their knowledge has to be understood. The unity of universal existence in the transcendental Being who alone is manifested here or elsewhere forms their common possession & standpoint.
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