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Vijniinabhaira'Va 89<br />

Yadii mamecchii notpannii jiiiinalJl vii, kas tadiismi vai /<br />

Tattvato'halJl tathiibhiitas taIlinas tanmanii bhavet /1 97<br />

TRANSLATION<br />

When desire or knowledge (or activity) has not arisen in me,<br />

then what am I in that condition? In verity, I am (in that<br />

condition) that Reality itself (i.e. cidiinanda or consciousnessbliss).<br />

(Therefore the aspirant should always contemplate "I<br />

am cidiinanda or consciousness bliss"). Thus, he will be absorbed<br />

in that Reality (tallinas) and will become identified with it<br />

(tanmanii).<br />

NOTES<br />

The desire, knowledge and activity of the ego are not the<br />

desire, knowledge and activity of the essential Self. When the<br />

aspirant realizes and practises the bhii'Vanii of the essential Self<br />

who is always pure consciousness-bliss, he will rise above his<br />

ego and will be dissolved in his essential Self.<br />

This is Siiktopiiya.<br />

[DhiiraJ)ii 75]<br />

VERSE 98<br />

Ichhiiyiim athavii jiiiine jiite cittalJl nivdayet /<br />

Atmabuddhyiinanyacetiis tatas tattvirthadadanam / / 98<br />

TRANSLATION<br />

When a desire or knowledge (or activity) appears, the aspirant<br />

should, with the mind withdrawn from all objects (of desire,<br />

knowledge, etc.) fix his mind on it (desire, knowiedge, etc.) as<br />

the very Self, then he will have the realization of the essential<br />

Reality.

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