The Spontaneous Experience of the Self as Brahmam | Verse - 11
Verse: 11
tiruciyamê onrumillâ tirukê yâki
iyangkum manô vikarpamillâ nilai ninrôrkku
maruviyiTum nanavu kanâ culupti illai
maraNamillai vuyvatillai marronrillai
pirivaravê manatu verittu irukkum nishTai (in)
perumaiyinai encolvôm enriv vaNNam
parivuTanê Ribhu munivan Nidagha nukku
paramârtta urutiyinai pakarntânanrê
alone with nothing to see,
And who remain in a state devoid
of mental misconceptions,
There is no waking, dream or deep sleep,
No death or deliverance and nothing else.
What shall we say of the sublimity
of the state of mind
Ensconced in the stillness of the
solitude of the Void!
Thus did sage Ribhu fondly describe
The certitude of the
Absolute Truth to Nidagha
The waking state, dream state and deep sleep state are not experienced by those who are free from the projections of mind and see only their own Self (remaining as the Seer alone) everywhere and not the objects or the world of names and forms. They are free from birth and death. There is neither bondage nor liberation for them. For them, nothing remains to be accomplished. Having realized the non-dual Oneness, they are devoid of qualities like: fault-finding, sense of separation or otherness, pairs of opposites, ego, authority and conceit.
YOU ARE EVERYTHING!
Ref: The Spontaneous Experience of the Self as Brahmam | Verse -11
