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S Iyengar XI   Preface XIII   Presentation XV   List of Tables and Figures XVII 1 Hinduism - A Brief Perspective   2 Introduction 5   What is love for man 5   What is love that can never be measured 5   The impermsnency of human love 11   Two ultimate aims in man 14   Body soul ralations 19   Attachment to and Detachment from the body 21   What is devotion 24   What is religion 28   The cultivation of ddevotion without religion 32   The threee yogas 37 3 Concept OfLieration (Moksa) 41   Views on soul and liberation 51   Means to liberation 55   Karma and liberation 56   Liberation as the aim of devotion 57   Devotion and liberation 63   Liberation: Yoga and smkhya view 77 4 Brahman

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