Sankhya philosophy says there are two primeval entities — Prakruti & Purusha. The material that make up the visible universe is Prakruti, and the consciousness that makes up the world visible is Purusha. [1/6]
Two forces have control over these two entities — Gravity influences Prakruti & Karma influences Purusha.
The water you drink, the air you breathe, the food you eat all part of Prakruti.
The one who breathes, drinks and eats is Purusha.
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The water you drink, the air you breathe, the food you eat all part of Prakruti.
The one who breathes, drinks and eats is Purusha.
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Now imagine this — you know the air you breathe is getting recycled, the water you drink is getting recycled, food that you eat is also getting recycled. We are all familiar with this recycling phenomenon.
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In Sankhya philosophy the concept of Prakruti undergoing a recycling is called Punaraavarti (Bhagawad Gita Ch.8.16) The phenomenon does not stop here, even the Purusha undergoes recycling.
The phenomenon when Purusha gets recycled is known as Punarjanma or reincarnation.
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The phenomenon when Purusha gets recycled is known as Punarjanma or reincarnation.
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Both Prakriti and Purusha are involved in a continuous inseparable cosmic dance like Shiva and Parvati. Parvati is Prakruti and Shiva is Purusha.
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Whosoever has a grasp on the two phenomenons (Punaravati & Punarjanma ) and the play of the two forces (Gravity & Karma) over the two entities Prakuti and Purusha finds inner peace...
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