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SABDA :

"Pratyaksa" is direct perception; "anumana" is inference; "upamana" is inference by analogy or comparison; and "sabda" is the pronouncement of a reliable authority like the Vedas.

CATEGORIES :

Literally, the meaning of a word or an object.

SPECIES :

It is also understood as "generality " as opposed in the "particularity" of "visesa".

JIVATMANS :

The idea is that the jivatman is not separate from the Paramatman.

ANUPALABDHI :

"Arthapatti " is (intuitive)presumption, "anupalabdhi " is non-perception.

GITA :

Ya nisa sarva-bhutanam tasyam jagarti samyami

Yasyam jagrati bhutani sa nisa pasyato muneh

- Bhagavadgita 2. 69.

KANADA :

"Kanada" means "not seen " in Tamil.

KANDU:

In Tamil, "kandu" means after having seen.

EASTERN PARTS OF BENGAL :

Now Banglades.

SRI KRSNA CAITANYA :

Caitanya Mahaprabhu (Visvambhara Misra), a great figure of Bengali Vaisnavism, lived between 1485 and 1533.

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