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Jaya Guru Datta,

 

Here is today's saying:

 

“When the time of creation approaches, the Moola prakriti assumes three forms.

As the time of creation is about to come, the Karmas of the beings will attain

maturity and will prepare themselves to get attached to the Jeevis. At this

juncture, that part of the Moola Prakriti which has the predominance of Satva is

called as Maya, that part which has the predominance of Rajas is called Avidya

and that part which is predominantly Tamasic is called as Taamasi.

 

Among these, when the Brahma Chaitanya (consciousness of Brahma) reflects in

that part of creation that has Satva as its predominant constituent, Ishwara

comes in to existence. This Ishwara is called by different names such as

Avyaakrita, Antaryami, Shabala Brahma, Saguna Brahma, Mayashabala Brahma, etc.

He is responsible for the creation of the world.

 

How can Mayashabala Brahma, who is alone, cause creation? Because he is

predominantly Shuddha Satva in nature, he, in his full-fledged Brahma form

establishes relation with Taamasi (that part of Moola Prakriti which has Tamas

as its predominant constituent) and thus becomes the Upadana karana (proximate

cause or the material cause) as well as Nimitta Kaarana (instrumental cause) for

the resultant creation."

 

Sri Swamiji

Lessons in Vedanta - 17 part III

 

Sri Guru Datta,

Swamiji Says

 

 

 

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