In which schools of Indian thought about yoga, 'Prakrti' remains isolated as a principle of ultimate reality into self and is active only in the presence and service of 'Purusa'?
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Correct answer: C. Samkhya
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In Samkhya dualism Prakriti is active only in the presence of, and for the sake of, Purusha (pure consciousness).
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