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[SŪ. 2. 4 19.
ADH. 8.] VEDĀNTA-KAUSTUBHA 471
three deities with this living soul, evolve name and forms"' (Chānd
6.3.2 ¹), '"Let me make each of them tripartite"' (Chānd. 6.3 3 ²)—
is the work of the Supreme Being alone "who renders tripartite".
He alone who made each of the deities tripartite is the creator of names
and forms like fire, sun and the rest. Why? Because beginning
thus: 'That divinity' (Chānd. 6.3.2), the text goes on to teach that
the evolution (of names and forms) is due to the Supreme Deity thus:
'"Let me, having entered with this living soul, evolve name and
form"' ³ (Chānd. 6.3.2).
Vedānta-kaustubha
Thus, there being an enquiry with regard to the characteristic
marks of the object which one should desire to enquire into (viz.
Brahman), it has been established in the preceding chapter ⁴, that He
is the cause of the world. Here, on the other hand, with a view to
confirming it and demonstrating the cause of the world as held by us,
it has been firmly established, after an examination of the cause
as designated by others, ⁵ that the ether and the rest are created by
Brahman. Then, the author is, now, removing a doubt as to whether
the evolution of name and form is due to the Supreme Brahman—a
doubt arising from the word 'individual soul' in the scriptural text
to be cited hereafter.
The evolution of name and form is mentioned in the Chāndogya,
under the section teaching of the Existent, in the passages: 'That
divinity thought: "Come, let me, having entered into these three
deities with the living soul (jīvātman), evolve name and form"'
(Chānd. 6.3.2), '"Let me make each of them tripartite"' (Chānd.
6.3.3). The question is: Is this evolution due to the individual soul
or to the Supreme Soul? If it be suggested: To the individual soul
alone, as indicated by the phrase: 'having entered with this living
soul',—
We reply. The word "but" is meant for disposing of the prima
facie view. "The making of name and form," i.e the evolution of
name and form, can be the work "of one who renders tripartite",
i.e. of the Supreme Soul alone, omniscient and omnipotent who made
¹ Ś, R, Bh, Śk, B. ㅤㅤㅤㅤㅤㅤㅤㅤ² Op. cit.
³ Ś, R, Bh, Śk, B. ㅤㅤㅤㅤㅤㅤㅤㅤ⁴ Vide Br. Sū. 1.1.2.
⁵ In the 2nd pāda of the 2nd chap.