Sambodhi 1975 Vol 04

Author(s): Dalsukh Malvania, H C Bhayani
Publisher: L D Indology Ahmedabad

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Vedic Origin of the Sankhya Dialectic
No. 7, S. K. Belvalkar, ed. (Poona : Bhandarkar oriental Research Institute, 1934), pp. 311-314.
13. See, for example, Kālidāsa, Raghuvansa (Lucknow : Nawalkisliore Press. 1896)
9.54; Kumārsambhava, Narayan Rama Acharya, ed. (14th ed., Bombay : Nirnaya Sagar Press, 1955), 4.15, 29- for 'guna' as bowstring; Baudhayana-Dharmasītra, A. Chinnaswami Shastri, ed., Kashi Sanskrit Series, No. 104 (Varanasi : Chowkhamba Sanskrit Series Office, 1934), 2.3.12; 2.5.12; 4.1.12, 16. 26- for 'guna' as merit, worth, virtue. Guina as quality needs no introduction, and guna as strand
follows. 14 Keith, p. 313. 15 Yajur-yeda (Taittiriya-Samhita) with Sāyana's Vedārthaprakāśa, Satyavrata Sama
shrami ed., Bibliotheca Indica (Calcutta : Asiatic Society of Bengal, 1899), 7.2.4.2. 16. Atharva-veda (Saunaka sanhita), Shripada Damodara Satavalekara, ed. (Oundh:
Svadhyaya Mandala, 1943), 10.8.43, 17. Keith, p. 313. 18. Mahābhāşya (Varanasi: Motilal Banarasidas, 1967) 5.1.119. 5. . Mahabharata, Santi-Parva 320.103 ff. 19 Mahābhārata, Sānti-Parvan 194.15, 29-30; 219.25; 248, passim; 275,25-28; 285.
16, 22-28; 295,2. Cp. 320. 103-1 13 describing mind (manas), intelleet (buddhi), etc, as 'guna-s'. I cannot bring myself to endorse Buitenen's interpretation of Bhāva to mean evolved) form of being', in his 'Studies in Sankhya' (1) JAOS Vol 76.
No. 3 (July-September. 1956), pp. 153-157. 20. Atharvaveda (Saunaka-Samhitā) 10.8.43. 21. Ibid 8.2.1. 22. Vyāsa-Bhäşya, with Yoga-Sutra, Goswami Damodara Shastri, ed., Kashi Sanskrit
Series, No. 110 (Varanasi: Chowkhamba Sanskrit Series Office 1935), 4.13, p. 415;
Bhāmatz 2,1.3; p. 352; 23. See, for example, Rg-Veda (Sakala-Samhita) with Sayana's Vedarth-prakāša F. M.
Maxmuller, ed., Chowkhamba Sanskrit Series, work No. 99 (Varanasi: Chowkhamba Office, 1966), 1.22. 17-18; 1.95.3; 1.146.1; 1.164.20; 2 40.4; 3.20,2; 3.26.7; 4.1.7; 4,53,5;
10.45, 1-2; Atharva-Veda (Saunaku-Samhitā) 3.21.7; 8.1.11. 24. Rg-Veda (Sakala-Samhita) 1.34. 25. See, for example, ibid, 1.95,3; 1.146.1; 3.20.2; 3.26,7; 4.1.7; 10.2.7; 10.45. 1-2: 10.46.9:
10.88.10. 26 See for example, ibid 1.95.3; 10.45.1-2; 10.88.10. Of the last verse, we follow the
interpretation given by Sakapuni. See Yāska, Nirukta, with Durga's Nirnkta-yrtti, V. K. Rajavade, ed. (Poona: Anandashrama, 1921, 1926), 7.7.5. Also see Atharva
Veda Saunaka-Samhita 3.21.7; 8.1.11. 27 See, for example, Rg-Veda (Sakala-Samhita) 2,40.4; 10.45.1; Atharva-Veda (Saunaka
Sanhitā) 10.6 31; 12.3.20; Aitareya-Brāhmana, Wasudeva Laxman Sharma Pansikar and Krishnambhatta Gore, eds. (Bombay: Nirnaya-Sagar Press, 1925), 1.5,8; SatapathaBrahmana, Satyavrata Samashrami, ed. (Calcutta: Royal Asiatic Society, 1903), 13.1. 7.3. Cp. Yajur Veda ( Madhyandina-Samhita), Shripada Damodara Satavalekara, ed.
(Paradi: Svadhyaya Mandala, 1957), 17,67,68; Yajur Veda Taittiriya-Samhitā 4,6 5,3,4, 28, Yajur Veda ( Madliyandin-Samhita 3 5,37; 7.29; 8,53; 23.8; 36.3; Yajur Veda (Taitti
riya-Sanhitā) 1.6.2.2; 5.5.5.3; 7.4.20.1; and in several other Vedic texts, 29. Rg-Veda (Sākala-Sanhitā) 5.60 8. 30. Ibid, 10.81.5; Atharva-Veda Saunaka-Samhitā) 10.7.8; Yajar-Veda( Mādhyandina-Samhitā)
17.21. 31. Rg-Veda (Sākala-Samhitā) 1.50.10. .