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Illustrations: 1 B/W Illustration Description: The entire esoteric fabric of the Upanisads, which number more than hundred is woven around concepts that of Brahman and the atman. Brahman, the creator, is the supreme soul and atman, the created, is the individual soul By knowing the two everything in his vast universe is known. The present work embodies a mass of instruction relating to these concepts, which cannot be otherwise had, unless a large number of original works difficult to understand and requiring the life-time of an individual are gone through. Lucidly written, the text is supported by ample references and notes to avoid the necessity of consulting the original works.

"A convenient two-volume reader's edition makes accessible to students and scholars the most important philosophical papers of the brilliant American thinker Charles Sanders Peirce."--Back cover.