| upa¢DsØbÓDvSaÏpraÏma | owing to Its connection with the superimpositions, the Supreme Self |
| /¤pa¢DDmaInn¤Ba¢t | even though naturally perfect and eternally unchanging |
| tdqg¤N: | assumes the qualities |
| AyaE¢vkaran¢vka¢rv¢þvt¯ | like the changeless fire assuming the modifications of the iron which turns redhot |
| sdWkãpaE{¢p | appears to act just as they do |
| pr: | transcending |
| ÞvBavat¯ | nature |
| ¢SÝy uvac | The disciple questioned : |
| B#mENaÔyÓyTa | be it through delution or |
| va{Þt¤ | otherwise |
| j£vBav: | to consider Itself as the Jiva |
| praÏmn: | the Supreme Self |
| tѤpaDErna¢dÏva°anadEnaIS | this superimposition is without beginning, and that which has no beginning |
| iÝytE | cannot be supposed to have an end either |
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| AtaE{Þy | therefore the |
| j£vBavaE{¢p | Jivahood of the soul |
| ¢nÏya | always |
| Bv¢t | must have no end. |
| s|s¦¢t: | its transmigration |
| n ¢nvrqtEt | must continue for ever. |
| tÓmaEX: | there be liberation |
| kT| | how can |
| mE | to me |
| ½£g¤raE | O revered Master |
| vd | kindly enlighten |
| ½£g¤ââvac | , The teacher replied : |
| smykqp¦¾| | rightly questioned |
| Ïvya | you have |
| ¢v¹ÓsavDanEn | O learned man! |
| tÅC¦N¤ | listen therefore attentively |
| p#ama¢Nk£ | accepted as a fact |
| n Bv¢t | can never be |
| B#aÓÏya | false impression |
| maE¢htkÚpna | the imagination which has been appealed by |
| B#a¢Ót| ¢vna | for delusion, there can be no |
| ÏvsÄñÞy | connection of the Self which is unattached |
| ¢n¢Ý@yÞy | beyond activity |
| ¢nrak]tE: | and formless |
| n GzEtaTIsØbÓDaE | with the objective world |
| nBsaE | with reference to the sky |
| n£lta¢dvt¯ | as in the case of blueness etc., |
| ÞvÞy | to self |
| d#¾¤¢nIg¤INÞya¢@yÞy | the Witness, which is beyond qualities and beyond activity |
| p#ÏyÂbaEDanÓdãpÞy | and which is realized within as Knowledge and Bliss Absolute |
| b¤ÑGE: | of the Buddhi |
| B#aÓÏya | by the delusion |
| p#açOaE | has been superimposed |
| j£vBavaE | The Jivahood of the Atman |
| n sÏyaE | and is not real. |
| maEhapayE | when the delusion has gone |
| naÞÏyvÞt¤ÞvBavat¯ | and because it is by nature an unreality, it ceases to exist |
| yavdqB#a¢ÓtÞtavdEvaÞy | so long as the delusion lasts |
| säOa | it exists only |
| ¢mÐyaåOanaEÇj¦¢ØBtÞy | by discrimination due to an illusion |
| p#madat¯ | forgetting the truth |
| rÇÇva| spI: | the rope is supposed to be the snake |
| B#a¢Ótkal£n ev | so long as the mistake lasts |
| B#aÓtEnaISE nWv | there is no more when the illusion has vanished |
| spa©I{¢p | a snake |
| t¹t¯ | similar is the case here. |
| Ana¢dÏvm¢vïaya: | Avidya or nescience and |
| kayIÞya¢p | its effects |
| tTEÝytE | are likewise considered |
| uÏp°aya| t¤ | with the rise of |
| ¢vïayama¢vïkmnaï¢p | Vidya or realization, the entire effects of Avidya, even though beginningless |
| p#baEDE | waking up from sleep |
| Þvp"vÏsvI| | like dreams, all these |
| shm¥l| | with their root |
| ¢vnÜy¢t | are destroyed |
| Anaïp£t| | without beginning |
| naE ¢nÏy| | is not eternal |
| p#agBav iv | like previous non-existence |
| ÞP[zm¯ | it is clear. |