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    Yoga and Sesvara Samkhya discusses the relationship between the philosophical systems of Yoga and Sesvara Samkhya. While Yoga and Sesvara Samkhya share some core concepts like purusa and prakriti, they differ in their acceptance of a supreme being or Ishvara. The article analyzes the similarities and differences between these two Indian philosophical traditions.

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    Bronkhorst, Yoga and Sesvara Samakhya, Journal of Indian Philosophy, vol. 9, 1981, p. 309-320.

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    Yoga and Sesvara Samkhya Bronkhorst, Johannes Journal of Indian Philosophy; Jan 1, 1981; 9, ProQuest pg.

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