The Vedanta Sutras With the Sri Bhashya of Ramanujacharya
The Vedanta Sutras With the Sri Bhashya of Ramanujacharya
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3 to 22. ]. To the same effect is the passage beginning with " He who is moving within the earth, whose body is the earth, whom the earth does not know" and (end- ing with) " He who is moving within the akshara, whose body is the akshara, whom the akshara does not know ; He who is moving within the mrityu for prakritf) whose body is mrityu, whom mrityu does not know ; He is the internal Self of all beings, He is devoid of sins, He is the Divine Lord, He is the One Narayana. " [Sub. Up. VII. I. ...]. Here, the word mrityu means that subtle non-intelli- gent thing which is expressed by the word lamas?*" 1 be- cause in this very Upanishad it is stated "The avyakta is absorbed into the akshara and the akshara is absorbed into the lamas. " [Sub. Up. II. ], and (because) it is stated also (elsewhere) "He, who has entered within, is the ruler of things that are born and is the Self of all. " [Taitt. Ar. III. 24. ]. Thus the Highest Person Himself, who, by having the intelligent and the non-intelligent things existing in all conditions as His body, owns them as His modes, exists in the form of the world in its condition as cause as well as in its condition as effect.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
3 to 22. ]. To the same effect is the passage beginning with " He who is moving within the earth, whose body is the earth, whom the earth does not know" and (end- ing with) " He who is moving within the akshara, whose body is the akshara, whom the akshara does not know ; He who is moving within the mrityu for prakritf) whose body is mrityu, whom mrityu does not know ; He is the internal Self of all beings, He is devoid of sins, He is the Divine Lord, He is the One Narayana. " [Sub. Up. VII. I. ...]. Here, the word mrityu means that subtle non-intelli- gent thing which is expressed by the word lamas?*" 1 be- cause in this very Upanishad it is stated "The avyakta is absorbed into the akshara and the akshara is absorbed into the lamas. " [Sub. Up. II. ], and (because) it is stated also (elsewhere) "He, who has entered within, is the ruler of things that are born and is the Self of all. " [Taitt. Ar. III. 24. ]. Thus the Highest Person Himself, who, by having the intelligent and the non-intelligent things existing in all conditions as His body, owns them as His modes, exists in the form of the world in its condition as cause as well as in its condition as effect.
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