Vedanta-Parijata-Saurabha of Nimbarka and Vedanta-Kaustubha of Srinivasa

Vedanta-Parijata-Saurabha of Nimbarka and Vedanta-Kaustubha of Srinivasa, 3 Volumes Combined Nimbarkas commentary on the Brahma-Sutras known as the Vedanta-Parijata-Saurabha, and that of his immediate disciple Srinivasa styled the Vedanta-Kaustubha are the cheif works of the school of philosophy associated with the name of Nimbarka. The latter is not, however, a mere commentary on the former, as is sometimes wrongly supposed, but a full exposition of the views expressed in the Vedanta-Parijata-Saurabha which is very terse and concise and is not always clear. Both the treatises included here are therefore essential for the proper understanding of the doctrine of Nimbarka.

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Vedanta-Parijata-Saurabha of Nimbarka and Vedanta-Kaustubha of Srinivasa

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Vedanta-Parijata-Saurabha - Volume 1
    Preface
    1. Samanvaya
        Pada 1
        Pada 2
        Pada 3
        Pada 4
    2. Avirodha
        Pada 1
        Pada 2
        Pada 3
        Pada 4 Vedanta-Parijata-Saurabha - Volume 2
    3. Sadhana
        Pada 1
        Pada 2
        Pada 3
        Pada 4
    4. Phala
        Pada 1
        Pada 2
        Pada 3
        Pada 4 Vedanta-Parijata-Saurabha - Volume 3
    Preface
    Contents
    1. Life of Nimbarka
    2. Works of Nimbarka
    3. Date of Nimbarka
    4. Doctrine of Nimbarka
        Brahman
        The Cit: the Jiva
        The Acit: Prakrta, Aprakrta, Kala
        Relation between Brahman, Cit and Acit
        Criticism of other Schools
        Moksa
        Ethics: the Sadhanas
    5. Followers of Nimbarka
        Srinivasacarya
        Visvacarya
        Purusottamacharya
        Devacarya
        Sundarabhatta
        Kesavakashmiribhatta
        Sribhatta
        Harivyasadeva
        Purusottamaprasada Vaisnava I
        Purusottamaprasada Vaisnava II
        Madhava Mukunda
        Vanamali Misra
        Anantarama
    6. Comparison of the doctrine of Nimbarka with some other Bhedabheda doctrines
    7. Ritualistic doetrine of the school of Nimbirka
    8. Conclusion Bibliography
Abbreviations Used
Index