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ĀNANDAMAYĀDHIKARANA 6

13. Anandamayobhyasat

That, which is denoted by the term Anandamaya (is the Brahman); because there is (in the context), the repetition of various grades (of bliss which culminate in the Anandamaya or the Highest Bliss). No doubt the individual self, that possesses intelligence and that is different from the Pradhana, has the power of seeing; yet the individual self, neither in the state of bondage nor in the state of final release: can be the cause of the universe. The scriptural text beginning with 'From the same self, the spatial ether came into existence' and ending with , Different from this 'Vijnanamaya' is the Inner-Self Anandamaya ', (Tait.II-1-1) declares that the Anandamaya, mentioned as the cause of the universe, is the all-knowing Highest

1 इत्यस्य A1, M 2. 2अयमात्मानन्दमयः M 1, M 2.

3 Vijnanamaya is the individual soul whose essential characteristic is knowledge. 4'Anandamaya is the Brahman whose essential characteristic is the abundant bliss,