Adhyaya 45 — Jaimini’s Cosmological Questions and the Opening of Markandeya’s Account of Primary Creation
पुरुषाधिष्ठितं नित्यमनित्यमिव च स्थितम् ।
तच्छ्रूयतां महाभाग ! परमॆण समाधिना ॥
puruṣādhiṣṭhitaṃ nityam anityam iva ca sthitam |
tac chrūyatāṃ mahābhāga! parameṇa samādhinā ||
Tuy là thường hằng và do Puruṣa làm chủ, nó vẫn hiện ra như thể vô thường. Xin hãy lắng nghe điều ấy, hỡi bậc cao quý, với sự định tâm tối thượng.
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The verse teaches discernment between what is (nitya) and what seems (anitya-iva): ethical steadiness arises when one recognizes the ground of consciousness behind changing phenomena.
Sarga/Pratisarga with philosophical gloss: it interprets cosmological process through the lens of appearance and the presiding Puruṣa.
The ‘as if impermanent’ points to māyā-like appearance: the eternal ground (puruṣa-supported) is veiled by transformations, and ‘supreme samādhi’ is the means to see through the veil.