''[[Aatma]]'' (soul) does not have a beginning, and similarly, the corpus (combination of ayu elements) also does not have a beginning. The continuity of ''kshetra'' and ''kshetragya'' is so long that it is not possible to say which came earlier (''kshetra'' or ''kshetragya'')
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''[[Aatma]]'' (soul) does not have a beginning, and similarly, the corpus (combination of [[ayu]] elements) also does not have a beginning. The continuity of ''kshetra'' and ''kshetragya'' is so long that it is not possible to say which came earlier (''kshetra'' or ''kshetragya'')
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It is only he who knows things that can stand as a witness. So, all attributes, actions etc., of ''bhutas'' are witnessed by the soul (who alone is the knower of things). Things cannot be witnessed by unconscious objects (like stone). [83]
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It is only he who knows things that can stand as a witness. So, all attributes, actions etc., of [[bhuta]]s are witnessed by the [[soul]] (who alone is the knower of things). Things cannot be witnessed by unconscious objects (like stone). [83]