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Shri Sankara's Gita Bhashya
(Sri Sankaracharya's Commentary on the Gita)
CHAPTER -5
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24. Whose happiness is within, whose pleasure is within, whose light is also within only, that Yogin, becoming Brahman, attains to the bliss of Brahman. Whose happiness is within-in the inner Self"; so also, whose pleasure is within, whose sport is in the inner Self alone; whose light, illumination, is also within only-h the inner Self Itself; that Yogin-the Yogin of this description, becoming Brahman, attains to the bliss of Brahman, absolute freedom in Brahman, i.e. Moksa, while still living in the body on earth. Besides"[1], |
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References and Context
- ↑ Exclusive devotion to the Self is the most intimate requisite of Knowledge. Another means to Knowledge leading to Moka? is now stated: Through the performance of prescribed duties (nitya-karma) such as sacrifices, blemishes like sin are effaced; and thereafter by the practice of Śravapa etc., Right, Knowledge arises, whereupon Liberation comes without effort. (A)