Shloka 71
Adhyaya 45 — Jaimini’s Cosmological Questions and the Opening of Markandeya’s Account of Primary Creation
ब्रह्माख्यः कथितो यस्ते समासात् श्रूयतां पुनः ।
यथा मग्नो जले कश्चिदुन्मज्जन् जलसम्भवः ॥
brahmākhyaḥ kathito yas te samāsāt śrūyatāṃ punaḥ | yathā magno jale kaścid unmajjann jalasambhavaḥ
ज्याला ‘ब्रह्मा’ म्हणतात ते तुम्हांला मी संक्षेपाने सांगितले. आता तेच पुन्हा (विस्ताराने) ऐका. जसा पाण्यात बुडालेला मनुष्य वर येतो, जणू पाण्यातूनच जन्मला—
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FAQs
Teaching proceeds from summary to detail; the analogy makes metaphysics accessible—scripture often uses familiar experience to point to subtle origins.
Sarga: specifically brahmā-utpatti (the arising of Brahmā) within primary creation.
Emergence from water echoes the motif of consciousness ‘rising’ from undifferentiated causal states; it also evokes the lotus/waters imagery common to Brahmā’s cosmogenesis.