The Spontaneous Experience of the Self as Brahmam | Verse - 86

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Verse: 86

TRANSLITERATION:

kâmamoTu kôpamutal anaittum taLLi

garvamutan Tambamutal anaittum taLLi

tômaruvu môkamutal anaittum taLLi

tuvaitamo Tu atvaitam mutal anaittum taLLi

nâmamo Tu uruvamutal anaittum taLLi

nâmpirar enru ivai mutalâm anaittum taLLi

âmala enru arivurratu anaittum taLLi

acañcalamây ânmâvil amarntu nirpây.

TRANSLATION:

Casting aside desire and anger and all,

Casting aside hauteur and

ostentatiousness and all,

Casting aside all the multitude of delusions,

Casting aside duality and non-duality and all,

Casting aside name and form and all,

Casting aside thoughts of "we" and

"they" and "all" and such,

Casting aside all things that are considered apart from ourselves,

Abide changelessly in the Self.

COMMENTARY:

Cast away eight mental tendencies like desire, anger, deceit, trick, competition, jealousy, doubt and arrogance.

Cast away motivated devotion, hankering for name and fame and ostentation!

Cast away all names and forms!

Cast away the differences like

I, you, we, they, etc.

Cast away the idea of existence and non-existence and all other differences.

Abide without movement in your

natural state with the attitude:

We are That; That We are.

                  YOU ARE EVERYTHING!

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