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The Asylum of Sarabhanga |
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The Dawn of Creation:the conception of Duality (Dvaita) in the Mind of God.That primal urge involved the first distinction of Subject (Tat) from Object (Idam). |
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(That) NIRGUNA BRAHMA Purusa Sadasiva Hara Sunya |
Idam
(This) SAGUNA BRAHMA Prakrti Narayana Hari Bhuta |
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A third category immediately
intervenes: the Power
(Sakti) through which the Subjective Mind
(Tattva: Thatness) is transformed into Objective
Reality (Idanta: Thisness). Deva lies inert, until Devi (Sakti) arises; and His limitless, unmanifest Potential is only realized through Her. Their opposition forms a shaft, bowed under the great procreative tension engendered by Will and Power, and holds erect the bolt of a limited, manifest Reality. This primal geometry frames the first Angle, whose wings guide the flight of Time (Kala); and it establishes the essential Plan of Creation ~ the Trikona. |
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| Thus, the triadic foundation of Existence, the veritable Womb (Yoni) of the World, is known to be: Potentiality, Agency, and Actuality. These are the three Magi who conjure Reality from the Void; the Three Gunas (Qualities) of Sattva, Rajas, and Tamas; the limitless One, the delimiting Divisor, and the limited Several; the Father, the Spirit, and the Son. This is the Triple City (Tripura), whose keystone is the fundament of Sage Kapila’s Samkhya Darsana. | |||||||||||||||
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