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 1 Intro,  8| speculations on the origin of the world through the agency of a
 2 Intro,  8|         207), which describes the world as due to the development
 3 Intro,  9|        sway as moral ruler of the world in an exalted strain of
 4   2      |         of life and motion in the world.~
 5   4      |        the three divisions of the world: earth, air, and heaven.
 6   6      |        and rule over the physical world. He is energetic and violent
 7   7      |          ísana) and father of the world. By his rule and univeral
 8  15      |        and guardians of the whole world. They support heaven, and
 9  16      |  all-seeing, the spy of the whole world; he beholds all beings,
10  16      |          Surya shines for all the world, for men and gods. He dispels
11  18      |        hope to behold in the next world Varuna and Yama, the two
12  22      |           the corpse to the other world, the Fathers, and the gods.
13  22      |           The way to the heavenly world is a distant path on which
14  25      |          with the creation of the world as produced from some original
15  25      |         material out of which the world is made is the body of a
16  25      |  pantheistic: 'Purusa is all this world, what has been and shall
17  27      |            129] the origin of the world is explained the evolution
18  28      |          He departed to the other world, having found out the path