Madhvaon Brahma Sūtra 2.2.8
Dvaita Vedānta
Sūtra
अङ्गित्वानुपपत्तेः
aṅgitvānupapatteḥ
Sūtra translation
If the Purusha be said to be an Anya (i-e., a secon- dary part) then there would arise the difficulty of explaining the settled relation as principal, (of the soul to the body).
For in the activity of the body, Purusha or the soul is the principal agent (as accepted by the world; and the present view would go against the settled notion that the intelligent being is the principal (or master of the body) as shown by the statement, ‘‘Just as the master of the body (the soul) makes use of his body in accom- plishing the desired works.” Another view of the Sankhyas, holding the Pra- dhana to be subordinate and the Purusha to be the main agent, is refuted (in the following S'utra).