Falsafa

Comma for either/or — dharma, courage. Spelling forgiving — corage finds courage.

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    Paśu

    “the bound soul”

    idea · 2 works · 2 mentions · 2 anchored passages

    paśu · the bound soul · the atomic self (aṇu)

    in the texts

    ParamārthasāraAncient · Sanskrit

    The 'beast'/fettered condition voluntarily assumed by Śiva, constituting the ordinary limited individual self.

    and the enjoyer there, the embodied one, is none other than Śiva, who has [voluntarily] assumed the paśu (the bound/fettered soul ('beast')) condition.
    emanation how the one lord manifests the fourfold
    Through taking on māyā, consciousness becomes sullied, and the [free] Person becomes a bound soul (paśu (the bound/fettered soul ('beast'))), fettered by the force of Time (kāla), [limited] agency (kalā), and Necessity (niyati), and through Attachment (rāga) and [limited] Knowledge (vidyā).
    bondage self veiling maya the six sheaths and the

    ParyantapañcāśikāAncient · Sanskrit

    The 'bound, fettered soul' (literally 'beast'), the condition attained when consciousness is identified with an action-intellect and senses.

    having attained the condition of an action-intellect and its senses, then it is called the bound soul [{{paśu:
    sambhava creation contraction of sakti and the bou