पूछा गया 24 Oct 2026, 17:19

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1. व्यवस्थापक का उत्तर24 Oct 2026, 18:26संपादित 24 Oct 2026

   In his commentary to 8.3, Śrī Viśvanātha comments:
   na kṣarati iti akṣaram nityam - Śrī Viśvanātha explains that akṣara means eternal. It is not referring to liberated souls, but to param brahma - the supreme Brahman [which is the cause of the world according to Śridhara swami.]

   Śrī Viśvanātha in his commentary on this verse comments:

   kṣaraṁ sva-svarūpāt kṣarati vicyuto bhavatīti kṣaro jīvaḥ | sva-svarūpān na kṣaratīty akṣara brahmaiva |
   kṣara is the jīva, who falls away (kṣarati) from his own essential nature. The akṣara is Brahman, who does not fall away from His own essential nature.

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