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The Vedanta-Sutras with the Commentary by Sankaracarya, Volume 1

Note (return) — SA@NKARA'S INTRODUCTION

G. (George) Thibaut translation

The origin, &c. of a world possessing the attributes stated above cannot possibly proceed from anything else but a Lord possessing the stated qualities; not either from a non-intelligent prâdhana63, or from atoms, or from non-being, or from a being subject to transmigration64; nor, again, can it proceed from its own nature (i.e. spontaneously, without a cause), since we observe that (for the production of effects) special places, times, and causes have invariably to be employed.

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