Teachings and Sublime Words of Avatar Kapila

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The Eight Sublime Paths of Lord Kapila's Teaching.

1) The philosophy of Sankhya, also called the science of Sankhya.

2) The Origin of the Constituents of Material Creation.

3) The Lord teaches us how to distinguish between material and spiritual energy and then lets us know how to act as a spiritual being.

4) The Lord teaches us the path of yoga, which is the concentration of the mind. By this practice, one progresses step by step on the path of the Absolute Truth.

5) The Lord explains the devotional service offered to the Supreme Personality of Godhead.

6) Lord Kapila describes the harmful acts of self-interest, and reveals to us the formidable power of eternal time.

7) Lord Kapila describes the wanderings, journeys or movements that the embodied spirit soul that each of us truly is undertakes.

8) The Lord explains what attachment to self-interested activities is, what its consequences are, and how to get rid of it.

Brief preliminary exposition of the subjects discussed.

Sublime teachings and words of the Avatar Kapila, plenary emanation of Krishna, God, the Supreme Person.

In transmitting this sublime knowledge, the Lord addresses his mother, and through her, all of us. Lord Kapila shows us the path followed by spiritualists, who concentrate on the realization of the soul.

The philosophy of Sankhya enunciated by Lord Kapila to his mother and to all of us at the same time, serves as a springboard to rise to the spiritual level. It is the basis of liberation, of salvation. Beings who suffer in this world because they are conditioned by material energy, can indeed easily escape the grip of matter.

This philosophy allows one to attain liberation without delay, even if one is still in the material universe, and in a material body in particular, which serves as our prison.

Verily, one who knows the basic principle of Sankhya philosophy, rises in devotional service and becomes fully conscious of Krishna, the Supreme Personality of Godhead, and liberated even in this material world.