the seat of spiritual vision.” {FN16-8} Because of one SANKHYA {FN16-9} aphorism, “ISWAR-ASHIDHA,”-“A Lord of Creation cannot be deduced” or “God is not proved,” {FN16-10}—many scholars call the whole philosophy atheistical.
“The verse is not nihilistic,” Sri Yukteswar explained. “It merely signifies that to the unenlightened man, dependent on his senses for all final judgments, proof of God must remain unknown and therefore non-existent. True SANKHYA followers,
the seat of spiritual vision.” {FN16-8} Because of one SANKHYA {FN16-9} aphorism, “ISWAR-ASHIDHA,”-“A Lord of Creation cannot be deduced” or “God is not proved,” {FN16-10}—many scholars call the whole philosophy atheistical.
“The verse is not nihilistic,” Sri Yukteswar explained. “It merely signifies that to the unenlightened man, dependent on his senses for all final judgments, proof of God must remain unknown and therefore non-existent. True SANKHYA followers,
