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Neither the doer, nor the enjoyer, is the soul, as the Kapilas declare. This is not the refuge of the dharma of the generated (maya), but the nature that is the result. ||45||
**Meaning:** In the Sankhya philosophy, the soul is neither the doer nor the enjoyer, and the soul is not the refuge of the dharma of the generated (maya), but the refuge is the nature that is the result (maya). ||45||
The first result of this is the intellect, endowed with the eight qualities. From that, in succession, arise ego, the five subtle elements, the five senses, and the five gross elements. ||46||
**Meaning:** The intellect, endowed with the eight qualities, is the first result of this nature. And from that intellect, in succession, arise ego, the five subtle elements, the five senses, and the five gross elements. ||46||
The conscious being, in the form of consciousness, is the proof for the perfection of the intellect, and the conscious being, in the form of consciousness, is endowed with the rule of limitation. Otherwise, its perfection is not the object. ||47||
**Meaning:** The conscious being, in the form of consciousness, is the proof for the perfection of the intellect, and the conscious being, in the form of consciousness, is endowed with the rule of limitation. Otherwise, its perfection is not the object. ||47||
Because of the nature of the male, the nature, the object, and the senses, there is complete liberation. The division of the seen and the unseen, and the separation, are not appropriate. ||48||
**Meaning:** Because of the nature of the male, the nature, the object, and the senses, there is complete liberation. The division of the seen and the unseen, and the separation, are not appropriate. ||48||