{"slug": "brahma-sutra-bhashya-thibaut", "idx": 4494, "text": "IV ADHYÁYA, 4 PÁDA, 20. 417 Rn a E ERE IEEE O highest Lord who, as entrusted with definite offices, abides in certain definite abodes, such as the sphere of the sun, &c. This is shown by the text going on to say (after the clause quoted above), ‘He obtains the lord of Mind. For that means that he obtains the lord known to be the lord of all minds. In accordance herewith the text later on says that he becomes lord of speech, lord of the eye, lord of the ear, lord of understanding.—Similarly in other passages also the lordly power of the other souls has to be viewed, according to circumstances, as depending on the eternally perfect Lord.", "verse": false}