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260 VEDĀNTA-PĀRIJĀTA-SAURABHA [SŪ. 1. 4. 24-25.
ADH. 7.]
SŪTRA 24
"ON ACCOUNT OF THE TEACHING OF REFLECTION."
Vedānta-pārijāta-saurabha
"On account of the teaching of reflection" in the text: 'He
perceived (i.e thought): "May I be many"' (Chānd. 6.2.3), the fact
that Brahman is the creator (i.e. the efficient cause) and the material
cause is established.
Vedānta-kaustubha
"On account of the teaching of reflection," i.e. on account of
the teaching of resolution, in the passage: 'He wished' (Tait. 2.6),
as well as on account of the teaching of resolution in the passage
'"May I be many"' (Tait. 2.6, Chānd. 6.2.3), the Supreme Soul
alone can appropriately be the creator (or the efficient cause) and the
material cause respectively)
COMPÁRISON
All others read 'ca' in the end.¹
SŪTRA 25
"AND ON ACCOUNT OF THE DIRECT MENTION OF BOTH IN THE
SACRED TEXT."
Vedānta-pārijāta-saurabha
On account of the direct mention of Brahman as the efficient
and material cause in the sacred text: 'Brahman was the wood,
Brahman the tree from which they carved out the heaven and the
earth. O wise men, ask through the mind whereon it stood supporting
the worlds' ² (Tait. Br. 2.8.9.6-7 ³), Brahman alone is of the two-fold
forms.
¹ The reading in the C.S.S. ed. of V.P S., however, adds 'ca' at the end,
p. 23. But the Brindaban ed. (vol. I) omits the 'ca', p. 354.
² Last line of the quotation incorrect. For the correct quotation see below
V.K. The C.S.S. ed. gives the correct quotation, p. 23, which is translated here.
³ P. 360, lines 5–7, vol. 2.
R, Bh, B.