Skanda Purana — Mahesvara Khanda, Shloka 86
स्वभावतो रोहति धान्यजातं स्वभावतो वर्षशीतातपत्वम् । स्वभावतः संस्थिता मेदिनी च स्वभावतः सरितः संस्रवंति
svabhāvato rohati dhānyajātaṃ svabhāvato varṣaśītātapatvam | svabhāvataḥ saṃsthitā medinī ca svabhāvataḥ saritaḥ saṃsravaṃti
Par sa propre nature croissent les moissons ; par sa propre nature viennent la pluie, le froid et la chaleur. Par sa propre nature la terre demeure stable, et par sa propre nature les rivières s’écoulent sans fin.
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Scene: A grounded landscape: ripening grain, alternating symbols of rain/cold/heat, a steady earth-mass, and a river streaming toward a distant shrine; the teaching overlays the scene as a unifying principle of svabhāva.
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It invites reflection on the self-consistent order of nature, often used to argue about causation, agency, and right understanding.
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