Bhagavad Gita 35

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vihAya kAmAn yah sarvAn pumAmScarati nihsprhah |

nirmamo nirahamkArah sa SAntimadhigacchati ||

(2.71) 35

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That man, having abandoned all objects of desire, roams free of longing.

Without the sense of 'I' and 'mine', he attains Peace.

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note:

The actions of the jivanmukta are free from any sense of 'I' and/or 'mine' and

leave no residuals. Although they appear to move and act it is like a child

who, when fed by his mother while asleep, appears to eat and enjoy, or like a

wireless receiver which appears to talk, laugh and sing, the illusion of

activity is inferred, albeit wrongly, by the observer. Look deeper and see that

it is Bhagavan Himself, dwelling in their Heart(s), who enjoys and eats, who

talks, laughs and sings.

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"ekam sat vipraa bahudhaa vadanti

That which exists is One;

sages call it by various names."