purusha

The purusha is seated inside the cave of the human heart.

The purusha of Samkhya could have evolved from this idea.

Purusha refers to energy, power, soul or cosmic man.

It can also be used to denote the 'feminine' in sense of the 'male' being the purusha.

Purusha is pure consciousness absoulte, eternal and subject to no change.

Purusha is neither produced nor does it produce.

Only through her contact with the kinetic Purusha she unfolds into the diverse forms before us.

Other verses of the Upanishad consider purusha to be smaller than the thumb.

Thought processes and mental events are conscious only to the extent they receive illumination from Purusha.

Others, like Purusha Obluda, come to resurrect values of their past.

It is similar to the Purusha of Samkhya system.

Purusha also finds numerous mentions in the hymns of the Atharvaveda.

Purusha Mruga calmly stated that he would attend the ceremony only on one condition.

The moon, which is also associated with the mind, takes birth from the Purusha's mind and the sun from his eyes.

The legend of the Vastu Purusha is related thus.

It contains the earliest conception of Purusha, a cosmic being from whom the manifestation arises.

Purusha along with Prakrti creates the necessary tattvas for the creation of universe.

Is it right to emphasize Prakriti or should it be Purusha?

He represents the male or the 'Purusha'.

The Vastu Purusha is the presiding deity of any site.

A trkona, which points upward, indicates agni, linga and purusha.

Purusha Mruga told Bhima that he would eat him.

Some texts consider him equivalent to the Hiranyagarbha or the Purusha, while others state that he arose out of these.

Next, the Purusha created the fire, the soma and the immortal gods (the devas) from his better part.

The later texts such as the Puranas identify the Purusha with the God.