ṣaḍ ity atrāpi bhūtāni

pañca ṣaṣṭhaḥ paraḥ pumān

tair yuita ātma-sambhūtaiḥ

sṛṣṭvedaḿ samapāviśat

shat -- six; iti -- thus; atra -- in this theory; api -- also; bhutani -- the elements; panca -- five; shashthah -- the sixth; parah -- the transcendental; puman -- Supreme Personality; taih -- with those (five gross elements); yuktah -- conjoined; atma -- from Himself; sambhutaih -- created; srishtva -- sending forth; idam -- this creation; samupavisat -- He entered within it.


Texto

Other philosophers state that there are six elements -- the five physical elements (earth, water, fire, air and ether) and the sixth element, the Supreme Personality of Godhead. That Supreme Lord, endowed with the elements that He has brought forth from Himself, creates this universe and then personally enters within it.

Significado

Srila Sridhara Svami states that according to this philosophy, the ordinary living entity is included within the category of the Supersoul. This theory thus accepts only the Supreme Personality of Godhead and the five physical elements.