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C^^nrf^ 'Historical Sketcli of Vedantism' '^t^ l^Rt^^ ^^ ^^5 ^^C^ ^RU^ nt^1 Tf^ I ^^ ^U5 C^^ <tRl(.NsC^'l, "The Vedantist^ call themselves Brahininas;'^<s^i:^ '^MCnsC^^, "Vedantism consists only in (i) a belief in the existence and infinite attributes of God. (2) In His worship through con- templation, truth, and love. (3) In the observance of His laws. (4) In a belief in the doctrine of transmigration of souls through bodies in this or any other orb of the universe. {5) In a belief in the final liberation of the soul of the pious from all corporeal connections and particular worlds of trans- migratory existence, and its enjoyment of all spiritual bliss arising from a complete knowledge and love of God". "^"^^
