Guest guest Posted October 10, 2007 Report Share Posted October 10, 2007 *Translation of mahAvAkyas- No.6* 20. vijneyo'ksharatanmAtro jIvitam cApi cancalam. VihAya SAstrajAlAni yat satyam tad upAsyatAm- aksharatanmAtrah vijneyaH- the Imperishable One alone is to be known, jIvitam ca api cancalam- life is itself uncertain, SastrajAlAni vihAya- discarding the numerous SAstras, yat satyam- that which is the Reality, tad upAsyatAm- let that be meditated on. 21. yasya strI tasya bhogecchA, nistrIkasya kva bhogabhUH- He who has a wife has the desire for enjoyment; for one who has no wife, where is the question of enjoyment? 22.. striyam tyaktvA jagat tyaktam, jagat tyaktva sukhI bhavet- By renouncing (desire for) woman, the world is renounced; by renouncing the world one becomes happy. 23. cittam kAraNam arthAnAm tasmin sati jagattrayam, tasmin kshINe jagat kshINam tat cikitsyam prayatnataH- The mind is the cause for the appearance of objects. When the mind is, the three worlds are there. When the mind ceases (to project objects), the world also ceases to exist. The mind should be treated with effort, i.e., the mind should be controlled ( so that it ceases to project the notions of likes and dislikes). 24. supterutthAya suptyantam brahmaikam pravicintyatAm- From the time of waking up from sleep till the time of going to sleep again one should constantly think only of brahman. 25. gacchan tishThan upaviSan SayAno vA anyathApi va, yathecchayA vased vidvAn AtmArAmaH sadA muniH- Whether walking, standing, sitting, lying down or doing anything else, the enlightened man of contemplation who ever revels in the Self remains as he pleases, (not dependent on any one else). S.N.Sastri (To be contd) Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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