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## Adipurana
This argument is not sufficient to prove the existence of God. The creation of a special design can also happen in other ways. ||33||
This world, with its bodies, senses, pleasure, pain, and other diverse elements, is created by the Karma-maker, who is associated with the conscious soul. ||34||
Therefore, we declare that the diversity in the limbs and appendages of worldly beings is born from the skill of the Karma-maker, called "Creation." ||35||
This diversity of Karma makes the world multi-faceted. It proves that the souls of worldly beings are the creators of this world, with Karma as their helper. In other words, these worldly beings create the world, including their bodies, driven by the rise of their Karma. ||36||
"Vidhi," "Srasta," "Vidhata," "Daiva," "Purakrut Karma," and "Ishvara" are all synonyms for the Karma-maker. There is no other creator of the world besides him. ||37||
While those who believe in God accept that space, time, etc., are created without God, how can they say that all things in the world are created by God? This contradiction in their statement necessitates that the wise should rebuke those who, driven by their false beliefs, arrogantly promote their flawed views. ||38||
Therefore, one should believe that this world, like time and matter, is uncreated, without beginning or end, and eternally shines as the foundation of the soul and non-soul elements. ||39||
It cannot be created or destroyed, and it always exists in its natural state. It is comprised of three realms: the lower realm, the middle realm, and the upper realm. ||40||
Just as a "Vetrasana" (a type of seat), a "Jhallari" (a type of musical instrument), and a "Mridanga" (a type of drum) have their own shapes, so too do the lower, middle, and upper realms. The lower realm is like a "Vetrasana," the middle realm is like a "Jhallari," and the upper realm is like a "Mridanga." ||41||