I am still probably inexperienced, but recently I have finally begun to understand what the world of Purusha is like. Until now, it was like grasping at clouds, vaguely perceived. However, by understanding the stages of Purusha within the hierarchy, I now have a clearer idea of what I need to do next.

In the Samkhya philosophy, the stage of Purusha is simply described as pure consciousness, which is a concept that is opposed to Prakriti (matter). The world is composed of the union of Purusha, pure consciousness, and Prakriti, matter.

On the other hand, according to Professor Honzan, Purusha is not just a description, but a step towards enlightenment. There are stages above Purusha, but it seems that the stage of Purusha is defined as "enlightenment."

In the stage of Purusha, it is different from the previous stages, and it is a state of being detached from "things." It seems that Purusha, pure consciousness, is working at this stage. Therefore, what was still influenced by karma in the previous Karana stage is liberated from things and karma when it reaches the Purusha stage, and begins to move as Purusha, pure consciousness.

In order to reach that stage, it is necessary to negate the previous stages, including the astral emotional aspect, the Karana intellectual aspect, and even the qualities of light and bliss. Only then can one reach the pure consciousness of Purusha.

Therefore, I understand that what I should do is to go beyond the Karana bliss and reach the Purusha pure consciousness.

It is because we go beyond even the Karana bliss that it is called "liberation" and considered a special thing.

According to Professor Honzan's explanation, in the yoga of Samkhya philosophy, Prakriti (matter) is "observed" by Purusha (pure consciousness). On the other hand, Professor Honzan explains that it is not just that, but there is another step, which is not just observation, but also an action of "working."

Purusha (pure consciousness) enters into Prakriti and, by acting in accordance with it (omitted), gradually awakens and becomes active (omitted), and gradually things are created. "Honzan's Collected Works 8"

And, in order to enter the world of Purusha, it is necessary to "negate" the previous stages, such as the astral and Karana stages, and move on to the next stage. Although it is called "negation," if we interpret the word broadly, it may mean transcending or surpassing.

I am not yet at the pull request stage, but I think the next stage will involve these issues.