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The classic story of an otter living in the Devonshire countryside which captures the feel of life in the wild as seen through the otter's own eyes.
This book is translated by Swami Virupakshananda. Tarka is an Indian system of logic and is called a tool for the philosopher to probe and discover the ultimate truth The Tarka Samgraha is a master key that has been used for centuries to unlock the doors of the twin philosophical system of Nyaya-Vaisheshika. It is also the master key hat has been used by the acharyas of the other darsana-the Samkhya and Yoga Mimamsa and Vedanta.It also includes Devanagari text with English translation and notes.
Salar is a five-year-old salmon returning to the stream of his birth. He faces great dangers - cruising lampreys, poachers with their cruel nets and spears, sharp-eyed otters, cascading falls - all between Salar and his goal in the spawning sands.
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Tarka Line Walks provides the best way to explore Devon's spectacular countryside with 60 scenic rail-trails starting and finishing at one of the Tarka Line's 13 stations. Rather than taking the car, experience the historic Tarka rail line and use Tarka Line Walks to hop on and off at the station of your choice and discover the charm and beauty of the surrounding countryside. Whether you're a local walker or holiday-maker, Tarka Line Walks has over 300 miles of walking so you'll have new routes to take each time you visit, all in one practical and handy guide. With large-scale ordnance survey maps and clear route descriptions, each walk is very easy to follow, plus colour photos to illustrate the route. Tarka Line Walks includes a range of walk distance from 3 to 7 miles so whatever your ability there'll be a walk that fits you, each walk also includes: - Clear route instructions and directions - Commentary on features and history en-route - Refreshment stop recommendations - Large scale OS maps and colour photographs Plus railway memorabilia of the 39-mile, 157-year history of the Tarka Line itself.
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Third Issue of the Tarka Journal, published by Embodied Philosophy.