The Spontaneous Experience of the Self as Brahmam | Nidhaga's Experience | Verse - 118
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Verse: 118
TRANSLITERATION:
tûlamena tônriyatâm uTalum kâNôm
cũTchumamena tônriyatâm uTalum kâNôm
mûlamena tônriyatâm uTalum kâNôm
môkamena tônriyatâm onrum kâNôm
kâlamoTu têcamutal evaiyum kâNôm
karpitamây tônriyatôr aNuvum kâNôm
câlavupa cântamatây calanaminri
canmayamâm paraBrahmam ânôm mayyâ!
TRANSLATION:
We do not perceive the body that appears as gross.
We do not perceive the body that appears as subtle.
We do not perceive the body that appears as causal.
We do not perceive the deluded mind and such.
We do not perceive time or space and such.
We do not perceive a trace of anything illusory.
We have become the Supreme Brahmam, of the nature of
The supremely quiescent, changeless, complete Existence.
COMMENTARY:
Our Lord! Compassionate Lord! By your supreme instruction, delusion (veil) of all names and forms and its resultant confusion (one thing is shown as another; Brahmam is seen as Jiva-s) have been totally destroyed. We are established in Our natural eternal state and have become That the natural Self, Undivided Self, free from the world, Jiva-s and deities, the Supreme Self shining with the radiance of millions of suns (a metaphor), greater than the greatest!
YOU ARE EVERYTHING!