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me that he essentially held the same views as the "standard"
tradition. His exposition seems closer to the pa~ncapaadikaa than the
bhaamatii. I have read that SSS had discussed his theories with him,
but was not able to convince him. This is found in the introduction to
one of his books, if I remember right.

Rama

On 5/5/07, Vidyasankar Sundaresan <svidyasankar at hotmail.com> wrote:
>
> >I am following with interest the discussions on the interpretation of the
> >word"srutyadayah",the place of "anubhava","tarka" in understanding the
> >Shankara Vedanta.Perhaps it may not be out of place to consider
> >Prof.Hiriyanna's exposition on "avidya","Maya" and the nature of "avidya"
> >and "Maya".He was one of the authorities on Advaita Vedanta who could
> >explain these topics lucidly through his books on Indian Philosopy.
> >
>
> Please do post excerpts or a synopsis of Prof. Hiriyanna's texts in this
> context. I think most members of the list would have minimal familiarity
> with his publications and we can all benefit from his perspective.
>
> Best regards,
> Vidyasankar
>