The Spontaneous Experience of the Self as Brahmam | Verse - 106
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Verse: 106
TRANSLITERATION:
tanni Taiyê tânâka tanippa tarku
tanakkayalpôl tôrriyiTum tôrramellâm
anniyamây orukâlum illai enrum
akilamumê ânmâvâm atu nâm enrum
binnamilla akaNTapara niccayattai
peruvatuvê kâraNamâm âtalâlê
panniyavâru akaNTapara nicca yattai
parriyatâl pakupparra paramê âvây.
TRANSLATION:
As the means of abiding in
oneself by oneself
Is the attainment of the certitude
Of the undifferentiated, undivided Absolute
And of all appearances arising
as apart from oneself
As never being anything apart
and of all being the Self-
And the Self is oneself -
By holding fast to the certitude of the undivided Absolute as aforesaid,
Become the undifferentiated Absolute.
COMMENTARY:
The Sadhana to abide in oneself by oneself is to experience the certitude of the Undivided Absolute: 'Whatever appears apart from us is also our-Self; We are That'. You have taken this birth in order to realize your true Self! Hence, we have intuitively put it across to you that we are this undifferentiated Brahmam. By holding on to this conviction firmly, become the whole Brahmam Itself.
YOU ARE EVERYTHING!
The Spontaneous Experience of the Self as Brahmam | Verse - 106