The Spontaneous Experience of the Self as Brahmam | Verse - 5
antamillâ tanmaiyi nâl âti illai
âti illâ tanmaiyinâl antam illai
contam illâ tanmaiyinâl tôrram illai
tôrram illâ tanmaiyinâl contam illai
bantam illâ tanmaiyinâl vîTum illai
paraviya vîTu inmaiyinâl bantam illai
cantatamum cinmayamâm ânmâ onrê
caliyâta vastuvena niccayippây.
As there is nothing of the nature of end,
beginning there is none.
As there is nothing of the nature of beginning,
end there is none.
As there is nothing of the nature of relations*,
objects of perception there are none.
As there is nothing of the nature of objects of perception, relations* there are none.
As there is nothing of the nature of bondage,
liberation* there is none.
As there is nothing of the nature of liberation*, bondage there is none.
Be certain that it is only the Self,
Ever of the nature of Consciousness,
that exists changelessly.
Since there is no end, there is no beginning or appearance. Since there is no appearance, there is no disappearance. In the absence of appearance, one cannot develop any relationship. Since there is no relationship, there cannot be any bondage. Since there is no bondage, there cannot be liberation. Since there is no liberation, there is no bondage or no need for spiritual practices to wipe out bondage. Since the relationship, bondage and liberation are false, Self is the only truth. You must be convinced that the eternal, real, spontaneous Self alone is the truth and we are the changeless Self.
YOU ARE EVERYTHING!
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