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Book VII   Chapter XVII   Super-Normal Perceptions 335 Introduction–The Mimamsaka denial of Yogi-pratyaksa–TheNyaya-Vaisesika View of Yogi-pratyaksa - Prof of the Possibilityof Yogi-pratyaksa - The Nature of Yogi-pratyaksa–Yogic Percep-tion and Ordinary Perception –Yogic perception and Divine Per-caption–Different Kinds of Yogi-pratyaksa- Yuktapratyaksa andViyuktapratyalsha–Savikalpa and Nirvikalpa Yuktapratyaksa –Sam- prajnata Samadhi and Asamprajnata Samadhi–Other kinds of Supernormal Perception–Arsajnana (Intuition)of Sages )–SiddhaDarsana (Occult Perception)–Pratibhajnana (Flash of Intuition inOrdinary Life)–Yogic Perception of Dharma (Duty or Moral Law)- The Samkhya–The Patanjala–The Samkara-Vedantist – The Buddhist–the Jaina–The Jaina Criticism of the Nyaya-VaisesikaDoctrine of Yogic Intuition–The Jaina Doctrine of Omniscience-The Mimamsaka’s objections to the Jaina View of Omniscience -The Jaina Refutation of the Mimamsaka’s Objections   Chapter XVIII   Divine Perception 368 Patanjali’s Proof of Divine Omniscience–The Naiyayika View of the Nature of Divine Knowledge–Divine Knowledge and HumanKnowledge–Divine Omniscience and Human Illusions   Chapter XIX   Jiva-Saksipratyaksa and Isvarasaksi-Pratyaksa 373 The Samkara-Vedantist – The Jiva and the Jiva-saksin – Isvara andIsvara-saksin

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