Verses on Sāṃkhya 29.1

Jayamaṅgalā 29.1

Language: Sanskrit

29.1

nanu ca 'triguṇamaviveki viṣayaḥ sāmānyamacetanaṃ prasavadharmi vyaktam', tatra sukhaduḥkamohopalabdhestraiguṇyaṃ vyaktaṃ siddham, avivekyādayo dharmāḥ prasavaparyantāḥ kathaṃ siddhyantītyāha-

Now, [it was said that] 'The manifest consists of three constituents, is non-discriminating, is an object, is common, non-conscious, and productive.' There, that the manifest consists of the three constituents is established from the apprehension of pleasure, pain, and delusion. How are the properties beginning with non-discriminating up to productive established? To this [the author] says:
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