Skandapurana 7.18.89_161

7.18.89_161

saṃsiddhaḥ20 prākṛtaścaiva21 tathā vaikṛta ucyate22 .
tatra dharmeṇa saṃsiddhā yoge māheśvare sthitāḥ .. 1 5. .
necchanti saṃbhavaṃ vyāsa dharmo (?) pañcātmataḥ smṛtaḥ .
te punardravyasaṃbandhāt sāṃkhyadṛṣṭāntapaṇḍitāḥ . . 1 6..
icchanti23 kāryamāśritya kāraṇāśrayiṇo na hi .
pradhānāt puruṣād buddhirabhūt satvādhikāsakṛt ..17. .
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7 bhogyā (?) . 8 rajaścaiva - kha. . 9 yeṣāmādyavicārāddhi - kha. . 10 mucyate - ka. kha. . 11 sajñinā guṇaḥ - ka, . 12 vṛttirīritā - kha. ' 13 vibhinnantu - ka kha . 14 samametad - kha . 15 ca - kha . 16 bhūrtimaccāpi - kha. . 17 sarva triguṇamucyate (?) . 1 na saktasyaiṣa - ka. . 19 stridhābhūtā - kha. . 20 saṃsiddhaṃ - kha. . 21 prākṛntañcaiva - kha. 22 mucyate - kha. . 23 icchante - kha. .
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it is called perfected, elemental, and modified. / There, those perfected by righteousness, established in the yoga of Maheśvara,
do not desire rebirth, O Vyāsa; righteousness is remembered as fivefold. / But those who are learned in Sāṃkhya examples, on account of connection with matter,
desire [rebirth] relying on the effect, not being those who rely on the cause. / From the unmanifest principle and Puruṣa arose intellect, possessing an excess of sattva repeatedly.