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==== Effect of past deeds (Verse 31-36) ==== | ==== Effect of past deeds (Verse 31-36) ==== | ||
Manojavo- ‘self’ due to pervasive, does not transmigrate but along with pace of mind and subtle | ''Manojavo''- ‘self’ due to pervasive, does not transmigrate but along with pace of mind and subtle ''bhutas'' it moves from dying to an originating body. It all happens due to the influence of past deeds (CK on CS.Sa.2/31). (31) | ||
''Beejadharma''-the ''bhutas'' inheriting in soul is like that of seed, as seed produces similar sprout, the inheriting ''bhutas'' also produce similar form of the body (CK on CS.Sa.2/35). | |||
It is stated that due to tara-tama (quantitative) variations in rajas and tamas as well as multi focal karmas; the variations occur in subtle bodies (CK on CS.Sa.2/36). (36) | |||
Chakrapani had accepted the views of Sankhya philosophy and stated that subtle body (''ativahika sharira'') gives rise to the gross body (''vyaktasharira''). Again, he explains that though the ''shukra'' and ''rajas'' is the cause of body (fetus), they only produce (fetus) when engrained in or combined with or attached with subtle body, and not otherwise. Thus, the subtle body (''sukshma bhuta'') inherited in soul combines with seeds (sperm and ovum) produces fetus, the cause of origin of body is being the past deeds (CK on CS.Sa.2/35).(35) | |||
It is stated that due to ''tara-tama'' (quantitative) variations in ''rajas'' and ''tamas'' as well as multi focal ''karmas''; the variations occur in subtle bodies (CK on CS.Sa.2/36). (36) | |||
==== Role of mind (Verse 38) ==== | ==== Role of mind (Verse 38) ==== | ||