The Karma Mimamsa
The Karma Mimamsa
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The result can be confirmed by the evidence 68 THE KARMA-MIMAMSA of the Samhitas and Brahmanas, the former of which implicitly, the latter explicitly, recognise the existence of the eternal soul.
There must, however, be something to mediate between the eternal and omnipresent soul and the world, else its knowledge would be eternal and omniscient, as emphati- cally it is not. The mediator is furnished by mind, whose contact with the soul is the essential condition for its con- sciousness in all ...its forms. For this contact it is necessary that mind should, in contrast to soul which is omnipresent, be atomic, and possess the capacity of extremely rapid motion, a fact which makes our experiences, even when truly successive as they are, appear on occasion to be simul- taneous. Mind, however, can exist only in a body, which the soul must ensoul, and then through it the soul comes into contact with the outer world by means of the sense organs. Through the contact of external objects with the sense organs, mediated by the mind, the soul appreciates the outer world ; the mind directly conveys to it knowledge of plea- sure, pain, desire, aversion and effort, which are among its qualities.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The result can be confirmed by the evidence 68 THE KARMA-MIMAMSA of the Samhitas and Brahmanas, the former of which implicitly, the latter explicitly, recognise the existence of the eternal soul.
There must, however, be something to mediate between the eternal and omnipresent soul and the world, else its knowledge would be eternal and omniscient, as emphati- cally it is not. The mediator is furnished by mind, whose contact with the soul is the essential condition for its con- sciousness in all ...its forms. For this contact it is necessary that mind should, in contrast to soul which is omnipresent, be atomic, and possess the capacity of extremely rapid motion, a fact which makes our experiences, even when truly successive as they are, appear on occasion to be simul- taneous. Mind, however, can exist only in a body, which the soul must ensoul, and then through it the soul comes into contact with the outer world by means of the sense organs. Through the contact of external objects with the sense organs, mediated by the mind, the soul appreciates the outer world ; the mind directly conveys to it knowledge of plea- sure, pain, desire, aversion and effort, which are among its qualities.
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