Śrīmad-Bhāgavatam 11.22.19
సప్తైవ ధాతవ ఇతి తత్రార్థా: పఞ్చఖాదయ: ।
జ్ఞానమాత్మోభయాధారస్తతో దేహేన్ద్రియాసవ: ॥ ౧౯ ॥
saptaiva dhātava iti
[saptaiva dhaatava iti]
tatrārthāḥ paṣca khādayaḥ
[tatraarthaah pashcha khaadayah]
jṣānam ātmobhayādhāras
[jshaanam aatmobhayaadhaaras]
tato dehendriyāsavaḥ
[tato dehendriyaasavah]
Word-for-word
sapta
—
seven
eva
—
indeed
dhātavaḥ
—
elements
iti
—
thus saying
tatra
—
therein
arthāḥ
—
the physical elements
paṣca
—
five
kha-ādayaḥ
—
beginning with ether
jṣānam
—
the spirit soul, who is the possessor of knowledge
ātmā
—
the Supreme Soul
ubhaya
—
of both (the seen nature and the jīva who is its seer)
ādhāraḥ
—
the fundamental basis
tataḥ
—
from these
deha
—
the body
indriya
—
senses
asavaḥ
—
and vital airs.
Blended reading (Sanskrit + English inline)
saptaiva dhātava iti
sapta
seven
eva
indeed
dhātavaḥ
elements
iti
thus saying
tatrārthāḥ paṣca khādayaḥ
tatra
therein
arthāḥ
the physical elements
paṣca
five
kha-ādayaḥ
beginning with ether
jṣānam ātmobhayādhāras
jṣānam
the spirit soul, who is the possessor of knowledge
ātmā
the Supreme Soul
ubhaya
of both (the seen nature and the jīva who is its seer)
ādhāraḥ
the fundamental basis
tato dehendriyāsavaḥ
tataḥ
from these
deha
the body
indriya
senses
asavaḥ
and vital airs.
According to some philosophers there are seven elements, namely earth, water, fire, air and ether, along with the conscious spirit soul and the Supreme Soul, who is the basis of both the material elements and the ordinary spirit soul. According to this theory, the body, senses, life air and all material phenomena are produced from these seven elements.
Purport
Having explained His own viewpoint, the Lord now summarizes various other analytic methodologies.
— A.C. Bhaktivedanta Swami Prabhupāda
Gauḍīya Ācāryas
Viśvanātha Cakravartī Ṭhākura
Gauḍīya
Translation
According to some philosophers there are seven elements, namely earth, water, fire, air and ether, the jīva and the Lord who is the shelter of the jīva and the elements. From these arise the body, senses, and life air.
Considering the elements as seven, they are the five gross elements, the jīva (jṣāna) and the Lord. From the jīva and the five gross elements arise the body, senses and life airs. In this analysis, the causal elements are included in the effects such as ether. In the following texts as well, the causal elements or products will be included in the given list.
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