The Spontaneous Experience of the Self as Brahmam | Verse - 67
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Verse: 67
TRANSLITERATION:
tuvaitamenrum tuvaitamoTu atvaita menrum
tûya para atvaita matamîtenrum
ivitamenrum avitamenrum ilatuNTenrum
ivai mutalâm ângkângkê iyambalurra
vivitamata ivaivurai cey vâtam yâvum
vicârikkin vimala para Brahmam tânâm
kuvitalurâ (ap) para Brahmam atu nâm enru
kôtaravê bhâvittu kuraivu tîrvây.
TRANSLATION:
Different philosophies, such as the dual,
the dual-non-dual and the pure,
Supremely non-dual of one kind and
of another kind,
Of the real and the unreal,
And all the disputations indulged in by
such differing philosophies
Are, if inquired into, all only the pure Supreme Brahmam.
Being of the faultless conviction that,
Beyond a shadow of a doubt, We are that decayless Supreme Brahmam,
Be rid of all defects.
COMMENTARY:
Do not engage in arguments and disputes:
i) relating to various philosophies like duality-non-duality, or
ii) that truth is like this or like that, or
iii) that this is real or that is unreal.
Realizing that 'That' alone is present in all these matters, be motionless (the mind) like a rock lying in the water unconcerned.
YOU ARE EVERYTHING!
