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The **Sri Sutra Kritanga Sutra** states that five **Maha Bhutas** (great elements) are born from five **Panchatatmaas** (five subtle elements). This process is how creation arises. Alternatively, the word "**Aadi**" (beginning) refers to inherent nature. Therefore, it means that sharpness is inherent in thorns. Similarly, the entire universe is born from inherent nature, not created by any creator. Other thinkers say that just as the feathers, hair, and other parts of a peacock are created in a beautiful and diverse way by destiny, so too is the entire world born from destiny. Thus, this world, which is born from the causes mentioned earlier, such as God, is filled with conscious beings, **Dharma** (righteousness), **Adharma** (unrighteousness), **Aakash** (space), **Pudgal** (matter), and other non-living things, as well as oceans, mountains, etc. However, to explain the uniqueness of the world, the **Aagam** (scripture) says that the world is filled with both happiness arising from **Aanandaatmak** (blissful) and suffering arising from **Asata** (unfavorable) and **Pratikul** (adverse) experiences.
**"Samyambhuna Kade Loe Iti Vuttam Mahesina.
Marena Santhuya Maya, Tena Loe Asasae."** (Verse 7)
**"Chhaya - Samyambhuva Krto Lok Ityuktam Maharshina.
Marena Sanstuta Maya Tena Loko'ashaashvata."** (Translation)
Some thinkers say that this world was created by **Samyambhu** (self-existent) - Vishnu. Our great sage, **Maharshi**, has said this. **Yama Raja** (the god of death) created **Maya** (illusion). Thus, this world is impermanent.
**_Tika_ -** "Samyambhuna" etc. - **Samyambhu** is Vishnu or someone else who is self-existent. In the beginning, there was only one, who was blissful. He desired another. After this thought, another power arose, and then the creation of the world took place. Our **Maharshi** has said this. Thus, those who believe in the creation of the world accept a creator of the world. Furthermore, they say that **Samyambhu** created the world, but out of fear of the immense burden - the world would continue to grow - he created **Mara** (Yama Raja), who destroys the world. **Mara** created **Maya**. People die because of **Maya**. In reality, there is no destruction of the conscious being, which is characterized by its use. Therefore, the death of a person is just **Maya**. It is not true. Thus, this world is impermanent, non-eternal, and perishable.