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| | Purusha and Prakriti, the mother goddess and the father god |
 | | At the physical level, Prakriti is the body and the mind (kshetra or the field) with all their constituent parts, while Purusha is the indwelling witness Spirit, (kshetragna or the knower of the body), the pure, egoless consciousness that exists beyond the senses and the mind. |
 | | Purusha is the Adhidaiva, the Supreme Divine (8.8), the Ancient, the Omniscient, the Universal Enforcer of Law, the Supporter of All (8.9), who in the body as indwelling Spirit, as inner witness becomes Adhiyagna (8.4). |
 | | The Purushas are said to be of two kinds: the perishable and the imperishable. |
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