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jñāna-mārge—on the path of philosophical speculation; upāsaka—worshipers; duita' prakāra—two varieties; kevala—only; brahma-upāsaka—the worshiper of impersonal Brahman; mokṣa-ākāṅkṣī—desiring liberation; āra—and.
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"There are two kinds of worshipers on the path of philosophical speculation-one is brahma-upāsaka, a worshiper of the impersonal Brahman, and the other is called mokṣākāṅkṣī, one who desires liberation.
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"There are two kinds of worshipers on the path of philosophical speculation—one is called brahma-upāsaka, a worshiper of the impersonal Brahman, and the other is called mokṣākāṅkṣī, one who desires liberation.
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