Brahma Sūtra 1.4.22

Śaṅkara

Advaita Vedānta

Sūtra

अवस्थितेरिति काशकृत्स्नः

avasthiteriti kāśakṛtsnaḥ

Sūtra translation

(The initial statement is made) because (the highest Self) exists in the condition (of the individual soul); so Kâsakritsna thinks.

Because the highest Self exists also in the condition of the individual soul, therefore, the teacher Kâsakritsna thinks, the initial statement which aims at

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Rāmānuja

Viśiṣṭādvaita Vedānta

Sūtra

अवस्थितेरिति काशकृत्स्नः

avasthiteriti kāśakṛtsnaḥ

Sūtra translation

On account of (Brahman's) abiding (within the individual soul); thus Kâsakritsna (holds).

We must object likewise to the view set forth in the preceding Sûtra, viz. that Brahman is denoted by terms denoting the individual soul

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Madhva

Dvaita Vedānta

Numbered 1.4.23 in this text

Sūtra

अवस्थितेरिति काशकृत्स्नः

avasthiteriti kāśakṛtsnaḥ

Sūtra translation

Became everything (Karman, etc.), abides •(in Sim), Kasakristna thinks (that Karman, etc., are spoken of in scripture, as it is necessary to know everything as abiting in the Lord).

In order to declare that everything rests on the sup- port of the Supreme Lord, the description of it (Karma, etc.), has a place

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