The Spontaneous Experience of the Self as Brahmam | Verse - 36
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Verse: 36
anniyamê tônrâta akaNTâkâra
arivutanai aTaintavanê muktanâvân
intavitam akaNTa para jnâna murrôn
ivvulakil evviTattum ariyavanâvân
(avan) colla voNNâ palakôTi jîvarukkuL
uramâna jnânamuLLôn oruvan tânê
annavanai taricitta mâttirattil
aram mêlâm aham ellâm aliyumanrê!
Only he who has attained the Knowledge of the undivided immediate Presence,
Where nothing else appears, is the liberated.
One who has attained such undivided, supreme Knowledge Is rare to come by anywhere in this world.
Out of countless millions of beings,
The sage with steadfast Knowledge
would be only one.
At the Darshan (sight, meeting with, experiencing) of him,
Truth will surge and all the ego will vanish.
One who has the unitive wisdom, i.e. the experience of Oneness that nothing is apart from oneself, is verily a Jivan Mukta. There is only one such enlightened being in all the three worlds, who abides in this Knowledge and remains as Itself. This is true. He is verily the support of the world, Jiva-s and deities. If one has the Darshan of such an enlightened person, one's ego will be destroyed, and Truth will be revealed in him.
Note: It is possible to see such an enlightened being. Only by the meritorious actions performed in millions of previous births, the ripeness of Karma and maturity of mind, can one have his Darshan. Suppose a rope is tied around a person's neck with ten knots. He will get relief only if all the ten knots are undone. The moment the last knot is removed, Truth will dawn in him. Even so, the moment one becomes worthy of the Darshan of an enlightened being, all Karma-s will be nullified and mind will be effaced. One who is liberated thus is a Jivan Mukta.
YOU ARE EVERYTHING!