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3. " That Shankar regards the world in the ordinary sense
as
illusory and the result of error just in the same
way
as
a snake, while there is a rope only and also
as
something which can be sublated by the experiences
of true knowledge is clear from his writings here and
elsewhere ," Indian Epistemoloy. P, 314. by Jwala
Prasad ( The Punjab Oriental Series No. XXX — 1939)