- force,
called Adrishta. The
Sanskrit term,
Adrishta (Sanskrit: अदृष्ट) or
Adrsta, as an
adjective means - not seen, unseen, unobserved, unforeseen, unknown...
-
terms or
uniquely Buddhist modes of
expression may be
found in it", such as
adrsta, avyavaharya, agrahya, alaksana, acintya, prapancopasama.
According to Randall...
-
results of
actions (like
wealth or heaven)
through the
concept of
apurva or
adrsta, an
unseen force that
preserves the
connection between actions and their...
- ****ure time;
neither can
super sensuous, non-intelligent
qualities like
adrsta by
themselves mediate the appropriate,
justly deserved pleasure and pain...
- ****ure time;
neither can
super sensuous, non-intelligent
qualities like
adrsta—an
unseen force being the
metaphysical link
between work and its result—by...
-
reincarnate they come back as
humans only, not as
animals or
other organisms.
Adrsta Amor fati Anantarika-karma
Causes of
karma in
Jainism Consequentialism Divine...
- (atoms) were eternal; they
moved and
interacted based on impersonal,
eternal adrsta (अदृष्ट, invisible) laws of nature. The
concept of Ishvara,
among others...
-
Something sustains this world.
Something destroys this world.
Unintelligent Adrsta (unseen
principles of nature)
cannot do this. We must
infer that something...
- ****ure time;
neither can
super sensuous, non-intelligent
qualities like
adrsta—an
unseen force being the
metaphysical link
between work and its result—by...
-
Something sustains this world.
Something destroys this world.
Unintelligent Adrsta (unseen
principles of nature)
cannot do this. We must
infer that something...
