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योगवासिष्ठः       yogavāsiṣṭhaḥ - book-5, chapter-21

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श्रीवसिष्ठ उवाच ।
एवं प्रबोधितस्तेन तदा पुण्येन पावनः ।
प्रबोधमाप प्राकाश्यं प्रभात इव भूतलम् ॥ १ ॥
śrīvasiṣṭha uvāca ,
evaṃ prabodhitastena tadā puṇyena pāvanaḥ ,
prabodhamāpa prākāśyaṃ prabhāta iva bhūtalam 1
1. śrīvasiṣṭhaḥ uvāca evam prabodhitaḥ tena tadā puṇyena
pāvanaḥ prabodham āpa prākāśyam prabhātaḥ iva bhūtalam
1. śrīvasiṣṭhaḥ uvāca tadā evam tena puṇyena prabodhitaḥ
pāvanaḥ prabhātaḥ iva bhūtalam prākāśyam prabodham āpa
1. Śrī Vasiṣṭha said: Thus, awakened by that virtuous one, the purified one then attained full enlightenment, just as the earth's surface becomes illuminated at dawn.
उभावपि ततः सिद्धौ ज्ञानविज्ञानपारगौ ।
विचेरतुर्वने तस्मिन्यावदिच्छमनिन्दितौ ॥ २ ॥
ubhāvapi tataḥ siddhau jñānavijñānapāragau ,
viceraturvane tasminyāvadicchamaninditau 2
2. ubhāu api tataḥ siddhau jñānavijñānapāragau
viceratuḥ vane tasmin yāvat iccham aninditau
2. tataḥ ubhāu api siddhau jñānavijñānapāragau
aninditau tasmin vane yāvat iccham viceratuḥ
2. Thereafter, both of them, those perfected ones (siddhau) who had mastered knowledge (jñāna) and discriminative realization (vijñāna), and who were faultless, wandered in that forest as they wished.
ततः कदाचित्कालेन निर्वाणपदमागतौ ।
तौ विदेहौ गतस्नेहौ दीपाविव शमं गतौ ॥ ३ ॥
tataḥ kadācitkālena nirvāṇapadamāgatau ,
tau videhau gatasnehau dīpāviva śamaṃ gatau 3
3. tataḥ kadācit kālena nirvāṇapadam āgatau
tau videhau gatasnehau dīpāu iva śamam gatau
3. tataḥ kadācit kālena tau nirvāṇapadam āgatau
videhau gatasnehau dīpāu iva śamam gatau
3. Then, in course of time, those two, having attained the state of final liberation (nirvāṇa), became free from body consciousness (videhau) and devoid of all attachments, and like two lamps, they subsided into peace (śama).
एवं प्राग्भुक्तदेहानामनन्ता जनबन्धुता ।
आः कैः किं गृह्यते ताभ्यः किं वा संत्यज्यतेऽनघ ॥ ४ ॥
evaṃ prāgbhuktadehānāmanantā janabandhutā ,
āḥ kaiḥ kiṃ gṛhyate tābhyaḥ kiṃ vā saṃtyajyate'nagha 4
4. evam prāgbhuktadehānām anantā janabandhutā āḥ kaiḥ
kim gṛhyate tābhyaḥ kim vā saṃtyajyate anagha
4. evam prāgbhuktadehānām anantā janabandhutā (asti).
āḥ anagha kaiḥ tābhyaḥ kim gṛhyate vā kim saṃtyajyate
4. Thus, for those who have previously experienced countless bodies, there is an endless kinship with various beings. Alas, O faultless one, what can be taken from these (relationships), or what can be truly abandoned?
तस्मादासामनन्तानां तृष्णानां रघुनन्दन ।
उपायस्त्याग एवैको न नाम परिपालनम् ॥ ५ ॥
tasmādāsāmanantānāṃ tṛṣṇānāṃ raghunandana ,
upāyastyāga evaiko na nāma paripālanam 5
5. tasmāt āsām anantānām tṛṣṇānām raghunandana
upāyaḥ tyāgaḥ eva ekaḥ na nāma paripālanam
5. raghunandana tasmāt āsām anantānām tṛṣṇānām ekaḥ upāyaḥ tyāgaḥ eva,
paripālanam nāma na.
5. Therefore, O descendant of Raghu, the only solution for these endless cravings is indeed renunciation, not their sustenance.
चिन्तनेनैधते चिन्ता त्विन्धनेनेव पावकः ।
नश्यत्यचिन्ततेनैव विनेन्धनमिवानलः ॥ ६ ॥
cintanenaidhate cintā tvindhaneneva pāvakaḥ ,
naśyatyacintatenaiva vinendhanamivānalaḥ 6
6. cintanena edhate cintā tu indhanena iva pāvakaḥ
naśyati acintatena eva vinā indhanam iva analaḥ
6. cintā cintanena indhanena iva pāvakaḥ tu edhate.
acintatena eva naśyati,
indhanam vinā analaḥ iva.
6. Worry (cintā) increases through contemplation, just as fire (pāvaka) grows with fuel. It is destroyed by not contemplating it, just as fire perishes without fuel.
ध्येयत्यागरथारूढः करुणोदारया दृशा ।
लोकमालोकयन्दीनमातिष्ठोत्तिष्ठ राघव ॥ ७ ॥
dhyeyatyāgarathārūḍhaḥ karuṇodārayā dṛśā ,
lokamālokayandīnamātiṣṭhottiṣṭha rāghava 7
7. dhyeyatyāgarathārūḍhaḥ karuṇodārayā dṛśā
lokam ālokayan dīnam ātiṣṭha uttiṣṭha rāghava
7. rāghava,
dhyeyatyāgarathārūḍhaḥ,
karuṇodārayā dṛśā dīnam lokam ālokayan,
ātiṣṭha,
uttiṣṭha.
7. O Rāghava, mounted on the chariot of relinquishing all objects of meditation (dhyeya-tyāga), observing the distressed world with a compassionate and magnanimous gaze, stand firm and rise up!
एषा ब्राह्मी स्थितिः स्वच्छा निष्कामा विगतामया ।
एनां प्राप्य महाबाहो विमूढोऽपि न मुह्यति ॥ ८ ॥
eṣā brāhmī sthitiḥ svacchā niṣkāmā vigatāmayā ,
enāṃ prāpya mahābāho vimūḍho'pi na muhyati 8
8. eṣā brāhmī sthitiḥ svacchā niṣkāmā vigatāmayā
enām prāpya mahābāho vimūḍhaḥ api na muhyati
8. mahābāho,
eṣā svacchā niṣkāmā vigatāmayā brāhmī sthitiḥ.
enām prāpya,
vimūḍhaḥ api na muhyati.
8. This is the pure, desireless, and affliction-free state of Brahman (brāhmī sthiti). Having attained this, O mighty-armed one, even a deluded person is no longer confused.
एकं विवेकं सुहृदमेकां प्रौढसखीं धियम् ।
आदाय विहरन्नेव संकटेषु न मुह्यति ॥ ९ ॥
ekaṃ vivekaṃ suhṛdamekāṃ prauḍhasakhīṃ dhiyam ,
ādāya viharanneva saṃkaṭeṣu na muhyati 9
9. ekam vivekam suhṛdam ekām prauḍhasakhīm
dhiyam ādāya viharan eva saṃkaṭeṣu na muhyati
9. ekam suhṛdam vivekam ekām prauḍhasakhīm
dhiyam ādāya viharan eva saṃkaṭeṣu na muhyati
9. Adopting discernment as one's sole friend and mature intelligence as one's only companion, one does not become bewildered even when moving through difficulties.
विनिवारितसर्वार्थादपहस्तितबान्धवात् ।
न स्वधैर्यादृते कश्चिदभ्युद्धरति संकटात् ॥ १० ॥
vinivāritasarvārthādapahastitabāndhavāt ,
na svadhairyādṛte kaścidabhyuddharati saṃkaṭāt 10
10. vinivāritasarvārthāt apahastitabāndhavāt na
svadhairyāt ṛte kaścit abhyuddharati saṃkaṭāt
10. vinivāritasarvārthāt apahastitabāndhavāt kaścit
na svadhairyāt ṛte saṃkaṭāt abhyuddharati
10. When all means are thwarted and relatives have abandoned, no one can rescue a person from crisis except their own courage.
वैराग्येणाथ शास्त्रेण महत्त्वादिगुणैरपि ।
यत्नेनापद्विघातार्थं स्वयमेवोन्नयेन्मनः ॥ ११ ॥
vairāgyeṇātha śāstreṇa mahattvādiguṇairapi ,
yatnenāpadvighātārthaṃ svayamevonnayenmanaḥ 11
11. vairāgyeṇa atha śāstreṇa mahattvādiguṇaiḥ api
yatnena āpadvighātārtham svayam eva unnayet manaḥ
11. vairāgyeṇa atha śāstreṇa mahattvādiguṇaiḥ api
yatnena svayam eva āpadvighātārtham manaḥ unnayet
11. Through dispassion, scripture, and noble qualities such as greatness, one should, with effort, elevate one's own mind to prevent adversity.
न तत्त्रिभुवनैश्वर्यान्न कोशाद्रत्नधारिणः ।
फलमासाद्यते चित्ताद्यन्महत्त्वोपबृंहितात् ॥ १२ ॥
na tattribhuvanaiśvaryānna kośādratnadhāriṇaḥ ,
phalamāsādyate cittādyanmahattvopabṛṃhitāt 12
12. na tat tribhuvanaiśvaryāt na kośāt ratnadhāriṇaḥ
phalam āsādyate cittāt yat mahattvopabṛṃhitāt
12. yat mahattvopabṛṃhitāt cittāt phalam āsādyate,
tat tribhuvanaiśvaryāt na,
ratnadhāriṇaḥ kośāt na
12. The outcome attained from a mind enhanced by greatness is not obtained from the sovereignty of the three worlds, nor from a jewel-laden treasury.
तदेतस्मिञ्जगत्कुक्षौ पातोत्पातनदोलनैः ।
पतन्ति पुरुषा ये वै मनस्तेषां गतज्वरम् ॥ १३ ॥
tadetasmiñjagatkukṣau pātotpātanadolanaiḥ ,
patanti puruṣā ye vai manasteṣāṃ gatajvaram 13
13. tat etasmin jagat-kukṣau pāta-utpātana-dolanaiḥ
patanti puruṣāḥ ye vai manaḥ teṣām gata-jvaram
13. ye vai puruṣāḥ etasmin jagat-kukṣau pāta-utpātana-dolanaiḥ patanti,
teṣām manaḥ gata-jvaram
13. Therefore, for those individuals (puruṣa) who are tossed about in this world's womb by the oscillations of falling and rising, their mind becomes free from distress (jvara).
पूर्णे मनसि संपूर्णं जगत्सर्वं सुधाद्रवैः ।
उपानद्रूढपादस्य ननु चर्मास्तृतैव भूः ॥ १४ ॥
pūrṇe manasi saṃpūrṇaṃ jagatsarvaṃ sudhādravaiḥ ,
upānadrūḍhapādasya nanu carmāstṛtaiva bhūḥ 14
14. pūrṇe manasi saṃpūrṇam jagat sarvam sudhā-dravaiḥ
upānat-rūḍha-pādasya nanu carma-āstṛtā eva bhūḥ
14. manasi pūrṇe (sati),
sarvam jagat sudhā-dravaiḥ saṃpūrṇam (bhavati).
(Yataḥ) upānat-rūḍha-pādasya (puruṣasya),
bhūḥ nanu carma-āstṛtā eva (bhavati).
14. When the mind is complete and content, the entire world appears to be full of nectar. Indeed, for one whose feet are covered by sandals, the whole earth is as if covered with leather.
वैराग्यात्पूर्णतामेति मनो नाशावशानुगम् ।
आशया रिक्ततामेति शरदेव सरोमलम् ॥ १५ ॥
vairāgyātpūrṇatāmeti mano nāśāvaśānugam ,
āśayā riktatāmeti śaradeva saromalam 15
15. vairāgyāt pūrṇatām eti manaḥ nāśa-vaśa-anugam
āśayā riktatām eti śarad iva saraḥ malam
15. manaḥ nāśa-vaśa-anugam (sat),
vairāgyāt pūrṇatām eti.
(Tadeva manas) āśayā riktatām eti,
yathā śarad iva saraḥ malam (prāpnoti).
15. The mind, by following the sway of renunciation (nāśa-vaśa), attains fullness through dispassion (vairāgya). Conversely, by desire (āśā), it attains emptiness, just as a lake becomes murky (with mud) in autumn.
हृदयं शून्यतामेति प्रकटीकृतकोटरम् ।
अगस्तिपीतार्णववदाशाविवशचेतसाम् ॥ १६ ॥
hṛdayaṃ śūnyatāmeti prakaṭīkṛtakoṭaram ,
agastipītārṇavavadāśāvivaśacetasām 16
16. hṛdayam śūnyatām eti prakaṭī-kṛta-koṭaram
agasti-pīta-arṇava-vat āśā-vivaśa-cetasām
16. āśā-vivaśa-cetasām hṛdayam agasti-pīta-arṇava-vat prakaṭī-kṛta-koṭaram (sat) śūnyatām eti.
16. The heart of those whose minds are overwhelmed by desire (āśā) attains emptiness, its inner hollow exposed, just like the ocean that was drunk by Agasti.
यस्य चित्ततरौ स्फारे तृष्णाचपलमर्कटी ।
न वल्गति महत्तस्य राजते हृद्वनं ततम् ॥ १७ ॥
yasya cittatarau sphāre tṛṣṇācapalamarkaṭī ,
na valgati mahattasya rājate hṛdvanaṃ tatam 17
17. yasya cittatarau sphāre tṛṣṇācapalamarkaṭī
na valgati mahat tasya rājate hṛdvanam tatam
17. yasya sphāre cittatarau tṛṣṇācapalamarkaṭī
na valgati tasya mahat tatam hṛdvanam rājate
17. For one whose vast mind-tree is not disturbed by the restless monkey of desire, his expansive heart-forest shines gloriously.
पद्माक्षकोशं त्रिजगद्गोष्पदं योजनव्रजम् ।
निमेषार्धं महाकल्पः स्पृहारहितचेतसाम् ॥ १८ ॥
padmākṣakośaṃ trijagadgoṣpadaṃ yojanavrajam ,
nimeṣārdhaṃ mahākalpaḥ spṛhārahitacetasām 18
18. padmākṣakośam trijagadgoṣpadam yojanavrajam
nimeṣārdham mahākalpaḥ spṛhārahitacetasām
18. spṛhārahitacetasām padmākṣakośam trijagadgoṣpadam
yojanavrajam mahākalpaḥ nimeṣārdham
18. For those whose minds are free from desire, the three worlds are (as insignificant as) the orb of a lotus eye or a cow's hoofprint; a journey of many yojanas and a great cosmic age are (both considered) half a wink.
शीतता सा न शीतांशोर्न हिमाचलकन्दरे ।
न रम्भाचन्दनावल्यां निःस्पृहेषु मनःसु या ॥ १९ ॥
śītatā sā na śītāṃśorna himācalakandare ,
na rambhācandanāvalyāṃ niḥspṛheṣu manaḥsu yā 19
19. śītatā sā na śītāṃśoḥ na himācalakandare na
rambhācandanāvalyām niḥspṛheṣu manaḥsu yā
19. yā śītatā niḥspṛheṣu manaḥsu sā na śītāṃśoḥ
na himācalakandare na rambhācandanāvalyām
19. That coolness which resides in desireless minds is found neither in the moon, nor in the caves of the Himalayas, nor in a sequence of plantain trees and sandalwood paste.
न तथा भाति पूर्णेन्दुर्न पूर्णः क्षीरसागरः ।
न लक्ष्मीवदनं कान्तं स्पृहाहीनं यथा मनः ॥ २० ॥
na tathā bhāti pūrṇendurna pūrṇaḥ kṣīrasāgaraḥ ,
na lakṣmīvadanaṃ kāntaṃ spṛhāhīnaṃ yathā manaḥ 20
20. na tathā bhāti pūrṇenduḥ na pūrṇaḥ kṣīrasāgaraḥ
na lakṣmīvadanam kāntam spṛhāhīnam yathā manaḥ
20. spṛhāhīnam manaḥ yathā bhāti tathā na pūrṇenduḥ
na pūrṇaḥ kṣīrasāgaraḥ na kāntam lakṣmīvadanam
20. Neither does the full moon shine so brightly, nor the full ocean of milk, nor the lovely face of Lakshmi, as does a mind devoid of desire.
यथाब्दलेखा शशिनं सुधालेपं मषी यथा ।
दूषयत्येवमेवान्तर्नरमाशापिशाचिका ॥ २१ ॥
yathābdalekhā śaśinaṃ sudhālepaṃ maṣī yathā ,
dūṣayatyevamevāntarnaramāśāpiśācikā 21
21. yathā abdarekhā śaśinam sudhālepam maṣī yathā
dūṣayati evam eva antaḥ naram āśāpiśācikā
21. yathā abdarekhā śaśinam,
yathā maṣī sudhālepam,
evam eva āśāpiśācikā naram antaḥ dūṣayati.
21. Just as a cloud streak mars the moon, and just as soot stains a lime-plastered surface, so too does the demoness of desire (āśā) inwardly corrupt a person.
आशाख्याश्चित्तवृक्षस्य शाखाः स्थगितदिक्तटाः ।
तासु च्छिन्नास्वरूपत्वं याति चित्तमहाद्रुमः ॥ २२ ॥
āśākhyāścittavṛkṣasya śākhāḥ sthagitadiktaṭāḥ ,
tāsu cchinnāsvarūpatvaṃ yāti cittamahādrumaḥ 22
22. āśākhyāḥ cittavṛkṣasya śākhāḥ stagitadiktatāḥ
tāsu chinnāsu svarūpatvam yāti cittamahādrumaḥ
22. cittavṛkṣasya āśākhyāḥ stagitadiktatāḥ śākhāḥ,
tāsu chinnāsu,
cittamahādrumaḥ svarūpatvam yāti.
22. The branches of the mind-tree (citta) are called desires (āśā), and they obscure the horizons. When those (desires) are severed, the great mind-tree (citta) attains its true nature.
छिन्नतृष्णामहाशाखे चित्तस्थाणौ स्थितिं गते ।
एकरूपतया धैर्यं प्रयाति शतशाखताम् ॥ २३ ॥
chinnatṛṣṇāmahāśākhe cittasthāṇau sthitiṃ gate ,
ekarūpatayā dhairyaṃ prayāti śataśākhatām 23
23. chinnatṛṣṇāmahāśākhe cittasthāṇau sthitim gate
ekarūpatayā dhairyam prayāti śataśākhatām
23. chinnatṛṣṇāmahāśākhe cittasthāṇau sthitim gate (sati),
dhairyam ekarūpatayā śataśākhatām prayāti.
23. When the mind (citta), which is like a stump because its great branches of craving (tṛṣṇā) have been severed, attains a steady state, then fortitude (dhairya) becomes uniform and achieves a multi-branched, extensive state.
अनस्तमितधैर्येण तेन चित्ते क्षयं गते ।
तत्पदं प्राप्यते राम यत्र नाशो न विद्यते ॥ २४ ॥
anastamitadhairyeṇa tena citte kṣayaṃ gate ,
tatpadaṃ prāpyate rāma yatra nāśo na vidyate 24
24. anastamitadhairyeṇa tena citte kṣayam gate
tat padam prāpyate rāma yatra nāśaḥ na vidyate
24. rāma,
anastamitadhairyeṇa tena citte kṣayam gate tat padam prāpyate yatra nāśaḥ na vidyate.
24. O Rāma, when the mind (citta) of that individual, whose fortitude (dhairya) remains undiminished, has ceased, that state is attained where no destruction (nāśa) exists.
एतासां चित्तवृत्तीनामाशानामुत्तमाशयः ।
न ददासि प्ररोहं चेत्तद्भयं नास्ति राघव ॥ २५ ॥
etāsāṃ cittavṛttīnāmāśānāmuttamāśayaḥ ,
na dadāsi prarohaṃ cettadbhayaṃ nāsti rāghava 25
25. etāsām cittavṛttīnām āśānām uttama-āśayaḥ na
dadāsi praroham cet tat bhayam na asti rāghava
25. rāghava uttama-āśayaḥ cet etāsām cittavṛttīnām
āśānām praroham na dadāsi tat bhayam na asti
25. O Rāghava, noble-minded one, if you do not allow these mental modifications (cittavṛtti) in the form of desires to take root, then there will be no fear.
चित्तं वृत्तिविहीनं ते यदा यातमचित्तताम् ।
तदा मोक्षमयीमन्तः सत्तामाप्नोषि तां तताम् ॥ २६ ॥
cittaṃ vṛttivihīnaṃ te yadā yātamacittatām ,
tadā mokṣamayīmantaḥ sattāmāpnoṣi tāṃ tatām 26
26. cittam vṛttivihīnam te yadā yātam acittatām
tadā mokṣamayīm antaḥ sattām āpnoṣi tām tatām
26. yadā te cittam vṛttivihīnam acittatām yātam
tadā antaḥ tām tatām mokṣamayīm sattām āpnoṣi
26. When your mind (citta) becomes devoid of its modifications (vṛtti) and attains the state of no-mind, then internally you obtain that all-pervading existence which consists of liberation (mokṣa).
चित्तकौशिकपक्षिण्या तृष्णया क्षुब्धयान्तरे ।
अमङ्गलानि विस्तारमलमायान्ति राघव ॥ २७ ॥
cittakauśikapakṣiṇyā tṛṣṇayā kṣubdhayāntare ,
amaṅgalāni vistāramalamāyānti rāghava 27
27. cittakauśikapakṣiṇyā tṛṣṇayā kṣubdhyayā antare
amaṅgalāni vistāram alam āyānti rāghava
27. rāghava antare cittakauśikapakṣiṇyā kṣubdhyayā
tṛṣṇayā amaṅgalāni vistāram alam āyānti
27. O Rāghava, by the craving (tṛṣṇā) agitated within, like a cuckoo-bird of the mind (citta), misfortunes attain full expansion.
चिन्तनं वृत्तिरित्युक्तं वर्तते चित्तमाशया ।
चित्तवृत्तिमतो ह्याशां त्यक्त्वा निश्चित्ततां व्रज ॥ २८ ॥
cintanaṃ vṛttirityuktaṃ vartate cittamāśayā ,
cittavṛttimato hyāśāṃ tyaktvā niścittatāṃ vraja 28
28. cintanam vṛttiḥ iti uktam vartate cittam āśayā
cittavṛttimataḥ hi āśām tyaktvā niścittatām vraja
28. cintanam vṛttiḥ iti uktam (asti).
cittam āśayā vartate.
hi cittavṛttimataḥ (tvam) āśām tyaktvā niścittatām vraja.
28. Thinking is said to be a mental modification (vṛtti), and the mind (citta) functions through desire (āśā). Therefore, O you who are possessed of mental modifications, abandon desire (āśā) and attain the state of no-mind (niścittatā).
यो यया वर्तते वृत्त्या स तयैव विना क्षयी ।
अतश्चित्तोपशान्त्यर्थं तद्वृत्तिं प्रक्षयं नय ॥ २९ ॥
yo yayā vartate vṛttyā sa tayaiva vinā kṣayī ,
ataścittopaśāntyarthaṃ tadvṛttiṃ prakṣayaṃ naya 29
29. yaḥ yayā vartate vṛttyā saḥ tayā eva vinā kṣayī
ataḥ cittopaśāntyartham tadvṛttim prakṣayam naya
29. yaḥ yayā vṛttyā vartate saḥ tayā eva vinā kṣayī
ataḥ cittopaśāntyartham tadvṛttim prakṣayam naya
29. Whoever identifies with and persists by a particular mental disposition (vṛtti) will experience loss and decay when that disposition is absent. Therefore, for the sake of the mind's tranquility, bring that very disposition to complete destruction.
प्रशमितसकलैषणो महात्मन्भव भवबन्धमपास्य मुक्तचित्तः ।
मनसि निगडरज्जवः कदाशाः परिगलितासु च तासु को न मुक्तः ॥ ३० ॥
praśamitasakalaiṣaṇo mahātmanbhava bhavabandhamapāsya muktacittaḥ ,
manasi nigaḍarajjavaḥ kadāśāḥ parigalitāsu ca tāsu ko na muktaḥ 30
30. praśamitasakalaiṣaṇaḥ mahātman
bhava bhavabandham apāsya muktacittaḥ
manasi nigaḍarajjvaḥ kadāśāḥ
parigalitāsu ca tāsu kaḥ na muktaḥ
30. mahātman praśamitasakalaiṣaṇaḥ
bhavabandham apāsya muktacittaḥ bhava
ca manasi kadāśāḥ nigaḍarajjvaḥ
tāsu parigalitāsu kaḥ na muktaḥ
30. O great-souled one (mahātman), become one whose every desire has been completely pacified. Abandon the bondage of existence (bhavabandha) and attain a liberated mind. Illusory hopes (kadāśā) are like the ropes of fetters in the mind; when those have completely fallen away, who is not then free (mukta)?

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