Sūtra 3.2.32Madhva · 3.2.33

Madhvaon Brahma Sūtra 3.2.32

Dvaita Vedānta

Numbered 3.2.33 in this text

Sūtra

दर्शनात्

darśanāt

Sūtra translation

And because (the bliss, etc., of the soul) are perceptible.

For the very reason that the bliss, etc. of the souls are given in perception, (while those of the Lord are not), (the distinct nature of the latter is settled). The Kaun- dinya Sruti also says, “ Unperceived, indescribable and inconceivable are the bliss, wisdom, power and strength of Brahman; hence they call Him Brahman, hence they call Him Brahman.” Then how does that come to be designated ‘ bliss/ (etc.) which is not within the range of perception in the world ? In reply to this question the Sutrakara says :