The Spontaneous Experience of the Self as Brahmam | Verse - 70
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Verse: 70
TRANSLITERATION:
tan sorûpa nilai maruvâtu alaivôrukku
taLarvu tarum bavabantam tavirvatengngan?
enceyinum (tan) sorûpa nilai icaiyâ tôrkku
înamurum bava bantam iravâ tenrum
cañcalamillâ bâvanaiyê ceyvôrukku
calamanatin vikarpamellâm tavirvatâlê
aññânamâm âvaraNa viTcêpangkal
anaittumillâ sorûpanilai aNukumanrê.
TRANSLATION:
How will the wearisome bondage
of worldly existence be loosened;
For those who wander about without being established in their own nature?
Howsoever they try, the base bondage of worldly existence can never be destroyed
For those who have not found
their true nature.
As the wrong understandings of the restless mind are resolutely destroyed;
For those who adopt an unwavering Bhava,
Their natural state will result,
Without any taint of veiling or confusion.
COMMENTARY:
The trails of transmigration and merits and demerits pursue only those who have not
realized Brahmam. It is not possible to get rid of the cycle of birth and death through any other Sadhana. For those who practise the certitude, 'We are That', cheerfully with
unwavering attention, the delusion and confusion of names and forms will be destroyed.
There is no liberation for those who practise any other Sadhana.
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