Guest guest Posted November 15, 2002 Report Share Posted November 15, 2002 SrI: SrImathE rAmAnujAya nama: ========================== Dear SrI Srinath Chakravarty, You wrote: >- Upon Srushti-sankalpam, brahman expands his sookshma > sarIram into sthoola sarIram (physicists also > state something similar!) .... >- Prakruthi is achEtana and is either sookshma(atomic) > or sthoola(gross) Though I have used the terms expansion, expands etc., please do NOT take them to mean literally that something which is small, grows (expands) into bigger one. The sUkshma avasta is not literally " small " and stUla avasta is not literally " big " . Same is the case with your usage of the term " atomic,gross etc " . >- Isvara thus experiences the leela of srushti and praLayam. The concept of leela rasam has many intricate things to be understood from SAstras. I just mentioned it for context sake. Though the prakruti has many things good, bad and its mixtures as we (baddha jeevas) see it, it does not affect ISwara-nitya- muktas. Here not only Sruthi and praLayam are included but also the stiti. Also, the Sruthi-stiti-praLayams are only for leela-vibhUti. You wrote: > In other words, there are rAjasic/tAmasic guNams in leelA vibhUthi > because Isvara has *willed* them to be there. Since leelA vibhooti > is Isvara Sareeram (different from shuddha-satvam?...), its guNams > are not representative of the paramAtma. I will write in detail about the various sankalpams of the Lord as per SAstra if time permits. Suddha satvam is an achEtana tatvam and is different from the prakruti (mAyA) which is another type of achEtana tattvam. SrIman nArAyaNan has both the vibhUthis as his SarIram. His divya mangaLa SarIram is of Suddha satvam (para-vyUha- vibhavAdi rUpams). Brahma swarUpam is different from the brahma rUpams that I mentioned here. The guNams of Brahma swarUpam and guNams of brahma rUpams are also different. Thanks & Regards naidhruva mAdabhUshi S. HARI rAmAnuja dAsan (mshari) Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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