The Spontaneous Experience of the Self as Brahmam | Verse - 62

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Verse: 62

TRANSLITERATION:

mikamikavum captattai virumpi connâl
mikavâkkin tukkattirkku êtuvâkum
pugalpalavâm captattai parintu kêTTal
poruntum manô mayakkattirku êtuvâkum
vekuvitamâm arttattai vicâram ceytal
vivita manÔ tukkattirku êtuvâkum
tagumakanê! âtalinâl anaittum taLLi
tar Brahmam tâm enavê nitityacippây.

TRANSLATION:

Loud excessive recitation of
authorities Will be the cause
of excessive fatigue of speech.
Listening to a multiplicity of authorities
Will be the cause of mental confusion.
Inquiry into a variety of meanings
Will be the cause of mental malaise.
Hence, worthy son! Leaving
aside everything,
Profoundly meditate that
We are that Brahmam.

COMMENTARY:

If one indulges more and more in verbal explanation in different ways, it is a mere waste of words. One does not benefit from excessive talk. If one attempts to learn or assimilate too many ideas, one ends up in confusion. One does not gain from such mental pursuits. If one goes into too many analyses, or ideas, for one word/object, one is beset with sorrow and doubt. Hence, there is no profit in such endeavours. Therefore, be rooted in the assertion that everything is false except the ultimate Truth, 'That', and acquire your own experience of the Self.


                  YOU ARE EVERYTHING!

Ref: The Spontaneous Experience of the Self Brahmam | Verse - 62

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