The Spontaneous Experience of the Self as Brahmam | Verse - 90

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Verse: 90

TRANSLITERATION:

ka Tama Tamenru uNarvurra upâti nîngkil

ka TaviNNum maTaviNNum onrê pôla

maTamai mutal jîvapara upâti nîngkil

mâcarra jîva param iraNTum onrenru

ti Tamaruvum ûkattâl para jîvaikkiyam

iyalbutanai irumaiyara arintê attâl

aTarum akaNTâkâra sorûpamâki

acañcalamây ânmâvil amarntu nirpây.

TRANSLITERATION:

Just as the space inside the pot and

outside the pot are identical,

If the conditioning of the pot be removed,

If the conditioning of nescience and

such be removed,

The pure, individual being and

Supreme are one.

Realizing by the certitude of discernment

The innate identity of the Supreme and the individual soul without any sense of duality,

And becoming, thereby, of the nature of the dense, undivided Infinite,

Abide changelessly in the Self.

COMMENTARY:

The space inside and outside the pot are one and the same. The pot is the conditioning.

When the pot is destroyed, space alone exists as the space within the pot and outside merge together. Similarly, there are two things, namely the world (manifestation) and God. World is the conditioning, which implies, and thought is the obstacle. If thought is effaced, we will exist as That. With this certitude, abide in your natural state, 'We are That; That We are', constantly.

                   YOU ARE EVERYTHING!

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