Ancient · Sanskrit
Sāṃkhyakārikā
Sāṃkhyakārikā, a Sanskrit philosophical text by Īśvarakṛṣṇa, with transliteration and Thothica's English translation from the GRETIL source text.
chapters
12 chapters- 01The threefold suffering and the aim of inquiryprose
- 02The means of valid knowledgeprose
- 03Pre-existence of the effect in its causeprose
- 04The manifest, the unmanifest, and the three guṇasprose
- 05Existence of prakṛti, existence and plurality of puruṣaprose
- 06Evolution of the principles and the thirteenfold instrumentprose
- 07The subtle body and transmigration of the liṅgaprose
- 08The dispositions and the intellectual creationprose
- 09The elemental creation and the worldsprose
- 10Prakṛti's selfless activity for puruṣa (illustrations)prose
- 11Bondage, liberation, and isolationprose
- 12Transmission lineage and colophonprose
in the atlas
fully mappedFigures— 7
Brahmā · Gauḍapāda · Kapila · Paramārtha · Pañcaśikha · Āsuri · Īśvarakṛṣṇa
Ideas— 10 of 15
Ahaṃkāra · Kaivalya · Mahat / Buddhi · Mahābhūtas · Nature · Pramāṇa · Puruṣa · Tanmātras · antaḥkaraṇa and indriyas · bhāva
Groups— 1
the audience
Events— 2
bhautika sarga · pratyaya-sarga
Objects— 2
This treatise · manuscripts V1 and M
Animals— 1
the calf
2 citations · 18 themes · 28 entity mentions — every one anchored to a verbatim passage. The atlas.
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