Prasthanatrayi Swaminarayan Bhashyam (Study)
by Sadhu Gyanananddas | 2021 | 123,778 words
This page relates ‘Insentiency and Sentiency� of the study on the Prasthanatrayi Swaminarayan Bhashyam in Light of Swaminarayan Vachanamrut (Vacanamrita). His 18th-century teachings belong to Vedanta philosophy and were compiled as the Vacanamrita, revolving around the five ontological entities of Jiva, Ishvara, Maya, Aksharabrahman, and Parabrahman. Roughly 200 years later, Bhadreshdas composed a commentary (Bhasya) correlating the principles of Vachanamrut.
3.3. Insentiency and Sentiency
is fundamentally and eternally material. It is insentient (Ჹḍa), meaning it is without consciousness. It is not sentient (ٲ) like Parabrahman, Akṣarabrahman, īś, and ī and entirely different from them. moreover, countless sentient beings (ī and īś) lie dormant within , therefore the term Ჹ岹ٳ225 is used for .
The ṣy echoes this fact in other words:
�īśٳԳܱԾ...pralayāvasthayāmapi pralīnabhāvagatāni� (ūٰ 2/1/36, p.186)
�ī and īś and their karmas are preserved in even after final dissolution.�
All elements, physical and psychical evolve from -ṛt. They all are concrete and qualified. -ṛt as such is an unconscious inert principle, nevertheless because of the entry of Գٲ峾-ṣaپ in it through the medium of a highly conscious principle called Ѳܰṣa, it as if becomes conscious and functions like a sentient.