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Rachanā (Sanskrit: रचना) is derived from the root verb – रच् - meaning – to arrange, prepare, contrive, plan, or to form, make, effect, create, produce, or to write, compose, put together, or to place in or upon, fix on, adorn, decorate. ''Rachanā'' (रचनम् - ना = रचना) means – arrangement, preparation, disposition, formation, creation, production, performance, completion, array of troops, literary work, a creation of the mind, contrivance, invention e.g. '' chitra-rachana '' (drawing/painting), '' kāvya-rachana '' (poetic composition), ''anvaya-rachana'' (indeclinable/undistributable middle sentence construction). Proponents of Advaita Vedanta use this term to refer to the composition or structure of Brahman; Shankara explains that Brahman cannot be described by any name or form, the mind cannot think about Its composition (''rachana''). Even Badarayana in his Brahma Sutras (Sutra II.ii.1) states :- :रचनाऽनुपपत्तेश्च नानुमानम् | :"The inferred one (pradhana) is not (the cause) owing to the impossibility of explaining the design, as also for other reasons." Badarayana uses the word ''rachana'' to mean - 'design', he explains that on no account can the insentient ''pradhana'' create this universe, which cannot even be mentally conceived of by the intelligent (skilful persons, architects). ==References== 抄文引用元・出典: フリー百科事典『 ウィキペディア（Wikipedia）』 ■ウィキペディアで「Rachana」の詳細全文を読む スポンサード リンク
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