First Pâda: 36. And because all the attributes are proved to be present in Brahman

36. And because all the attributes are proved (to be present in Brahman). As all those attributes required to constitute causality which have been or will be shown to be absent in the Pradhâna, the atoms, and so on, can be shown to be present in Brahman, it remains a settled conclusion that Brahman only is the cause of the world. Here terminates the adhikarana of 'that which has the nature of depending on a motive.' Next: Second Pâda: 1. Not that which is inferred, on account of the impossibility of construction, and on account of activity