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When the need arises, he also destroys. Although God has to become according to the sins and virtues of man in order to provide fruits, yet he is omnipotent. Man is the doer of his own actions, but he acts under the influence or instigation of God according to his adrishta (past karma). Thus, God is the administrator of the karma of the beings of the world, both human and non-human, the giver of the fruits of their karma and the judge of their happiness and sorrow.
According to the Vaisheshika Darshan, the creator of the universe and the world is Maheshwar. By his will, the universe is created and by the same will, it is destroyed. When he wills, the universe comes into being, so that all beings can enjoy happiness and sorrow according to their karma, and when he wills, he folds up that net. This flow of creation and dissolution has been going on since time immemorial. Sridhi means the destruction of the old order and the creation of the new. Keeping in mind the past karma of the beings (past sins and virtues), God creates a new creation. Brahma or Vishwatma, who is the repository of infinite knowledge, detachment and wealth, rotates the cycle of the universe in such a way that beings experience happiness and sorrow according to their past dharma and adharma.
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In Yoga Darshan, the manifestation of nature from the foundation of God is considered to be the spread of the inert world. In Yoga Darshan, God is the Supreme Person, who is above all beings and free from all defects, he is eternal, omnipresent, omniscient, omnipotent and the perfect Supreme Being. All the beings of the world suffer due to ignorance, ego, desire, attachment-aversion and attachment to life (fear of death), etc.
The universe is created by the union of Purusha and Prakriti and is destroyed by their separation. Prakriti and Purusha are two different elements. Their union or separation cannot happen naturally. For this, one has to assume an efficient cause, which is infinitely intelligent and can bring about the union or separation of Purusha from Prakriti according to the adrishta of the beings. The Jivatma or Purusha does not know his own self, therefore it is necessary to believe in an omniscient Supreme Being who...