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Page 203 of 2031904 · PDF PAGE 72
…a cat. Dr. Johnson says it is a cat. Berkeley says it is a group of sensations. Cankaracharya says it is an illusion, an incarnation, or God, according to the hat he has got on, and is talking through. Spencer says it is a mode of the Unknow- able. But none of them seriously doubt the fact that I exist; that a cat exists; that one sees the other, All—bar Johnson—hint—but oh! how dimly!—at what I now know to be— true?— no, not necesarily true, but nearer the truth. Huxley goes deeper in his demolition of Des- cartes. With him, “I see a cat,” pro…
1906 · PDF PAGE 214
… has experienced them may, with consciousness, doubt con- sciousness, but can in no state doubt them. 412. Ganesh.*%—The elephant-headed God, son of Shiva and Bhavani. He presides over obstacles. * Author of a text-book on ‘‘ Formal Logic.”
1904 · PDF PAGE 73
… has experienced them may, with consciousness, doubt con- sciousness, but can in no state doubt them. 412. Ganesh.46—The elephant-headed God, son of Shiva and Bhavani. He presides over obstacles. * Author of a text-book on “Formal Logic.”