[Advaita-l] Definition of sAkshI
Sudhanshu Shekhar
sudhanshu.iitk at gmail.com
Tue Feb 6 09:48:28 EST 2024
Namaste Venkatraghavan ji.
//I have already given you my view for why there are two definitions of
sAkshi - one is from avacCheda vAda and another from AbhAsa vAda.//
Fine.
Just for a quick refresh, what according to you is the position of
siddhAntI as per Advaita-Siddhi on following:-
1. Is rajatAkArA-avidyA-vritti required for illusory-rajata-jnAna?
2. Is sukhAkArA-avidyA-vritti required for sukha-jnAna?
3. Is ahamkArA-avidyA-vritti required for aham-jnAna?
4. Is avidyAkArA-avidyA-vritti required for avidyA-jnAna?
5. In pratibhAsa-kalpaka-samAna-kAlIna-kalpaka-vattvam, who is
avidyA-kalpaka and who is avidyA-pratibhAsa-kalpaka (i.e.
avidyA-jnAna-kalpaka)? [As per my understanding, avidyA-kalpaka =
avidyA-upahita-chaitanya, avidyA-pratibhAsa-kalpaka =
avidyA-vritti-pratibimbita-chaitanya]
6. What is the primary definition of sAkshI accepted by Advaita-Siddhi?
Regards.
Sudhanshu Shekhar.
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