The Magic Jewel of Intuition (The Tri Basic Method of Cognizing the Self)
Gangolly, D. B.
Edition 1 | pp 1 - 559 | 1986
Foreword- Preface
Chapter I : Introduction
- Chapter II : Discrimination About the Ultimate Reality
- A) The Viewpoint of the Three States of Consciousness
- B) The Need for Discrimination on All the Three States of Consciousness
- C) The Special Features of the Discriminative Method of the Three States of Consciousness
- D) The Objections and Satisfactory Answers regarding the Method of the Three States
- E) An Outline of the Method of the Three States
- F) The Important Verdicts that Become Evident from the Discrimination about the Three States
- Chapter III : The Essential Nature of Existence
- A) Atman or the Self Himself is the Real Existence
- B) The Three Stages or Levels of Existence
- C) Pure or Absolute Existence
- D) The Varieties of or Different Forms of Existence
- E) The Divisions of Reality and Unreality
- F) The Existence of the Waking and the Dream is One Alone
- G) The Nature of Pure Existence
- Chapter IV : The Essential Nature of Knowledge or Consciousness
- A) Atman or the Self Alone is the Real Knowledge or Consciousness
- B) The Three Levels of Knowledge or Consciousness
- C) Pure or Absolute Consciousness or Knowledge
- D) The Different Forms of Knowledge or Consciousness
- E) The Divisions of Correct Knowledge and Wrond Knowledge
- F) The Consciousness of Waking and Dream is One and the Same
- G) The Essential Nature of Pure Knowledge or Consciousness
- Chapter V : The Essential Nature of Happiness
- Chapter VI : Conclusion
- Appendix — A Brief Comparative Study of Science and Spirituality
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