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766 VEDĀNTA-KAUSTUBHA [SŪ. 3. 4. 45.
ADH. 11.]
Vedānta-kaustubha
The view of one who knows is acceptable, but not that of one
who does not know. Hence in the previous section the view of Jaimini
has been accepted, while that of others has been rejected. Now by
showing that the meditation on the subsidiary parts is the work of the
officiating priest, and having thereby rejected the view of one who
does not know, the author is again demonstrating that the view of
only one who knows is acceptable.
On the doubt, viz. whether the meditation on the udgītha and the
rest, the subsidiary parts of sacrificial acts, is the work of the sacrificer,
the Lord, or of the sacrificing priest,—"of the Lord, so" the teacher
"Ātreya" thinks. Why? "On account of the scriptural text
about fruit," i.e. because in the text: "What alone one does with
knowledge" (Chānd. 1.1.10) the result produced, viz. greater potency,
is declared to be pertaining to the sacrificer.
COMPARISON
Baladeva
He too begins a new adhikaraṇa here (three sūtras), but concerned
with an entirely different topic, viz. the special favour shown by the
Lord to His nirapekṣa devotees. Hence the sūtra: "From the Lord
(arises the fulfilment of all the wants of the nirapekṣa devotee), on
account of the scriptural text about fruit, so Ātreya thinks".¹ Hence
he does not take this sūtra as representing the opponent's view.
CORRECT CONCLUSION (Sūtra 45)
SŪTRA 45
"THE WORK OF THE PRIEST, SO AUḌULOMI (THINKS), BECAUSE
FOR THAT (HE) IS BOUGHT."
Vedānta-pārijāta-saurabha
The meditation based on the subsidiary parts of sacrificial acts
is performed by the officiating priest, because the priest has been
¹ G.B. 3.4.44, pp. 289-290, Chap. 3.