Establishment of Brahman 3.69
English (machine translation) 3.69
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3.69
For this very reason, authorship and authorlessness were shown by the masters of logic to be the causes of dependence and independence, through the effort to refute authorship [with the aphorism]:
'Inherent, however, is the relation of the word with its meaning.'
When the relation between word and meaning is inherent, because a word is not dependent, it does not originate from human intellect; hence, the apprehension of meaning from a word is not commingled with another means of valid cognition, and so there is independence.
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- Tattvasamīkṣā — Vācaspati Miśra, Sanskrit
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- Brahmasiddhi — Maṇḍana Miśra, Sanskrit