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Limited and becoming particularly influential in theism, it became extinct in a way and God was primarily considered the cause of this bock-variety and the happiness and sorrow of the living beings.
Purushkar - Generally, man is the doer, destroyer and creator of this world - this opinion is called Purushavaak. There are two thoughts in Purushabad. One is Brahmavad and the other is Ishwarkatu. In Mahabad, Brahma is the cause of all the conscious and unconscious, concrete and abstract substances of the world, and in Ishwarvad, God is self-evident and becomes the cause in the mutual combination of the substances. Brahma and Ishwar, these two distinctions become of Purushavad due to the cause of upadan and the cause of nimis.
The meaning of Brahmavad is that just as a spider is the cause for a web, a banyan tree is the cause for a tree, in the same way, Purusha is the cause of the creation, existence, and destruction of all beings in the world. What has happened, what will happen, who is the master of liberation, who gets growth from food, who is moving, who is still, who is far, who is near, who is present in all the conscious and unconscious, and who is the hair of all, he is Brahma. Therefore, there is no diversity in it, but whatever is seen is seen as the illusion of Brahma, and no one sees Brahma.
1. Karna nama iva ashoonaam chandrakanta iva ambhasam. Prarohaanam iva laksha: sa hetu sarva janminaam.
- Upanishad 2 (a) Purusha eva idam sartha yad bhutam yantra bhashyam. Uta amritatvasya eshaama yadan nena ati rohati.
...mveva purusha saks (b) Yadejati yannajati yad dure yadantika. Basantarasy sarvaspa yaduta sarvasyaaram chaahata.
—Ishavasya Upanishad (c) Sarva va khalvi dam brahma neha naanaasti kinchan. * Aaram tasya pashyanti na tam pashyati kanchan !! Chhandogya Uo 3.14