Gita Bhashya -Sankara 250

Shri Sankara's Gita Bhashya

(Sri Sankaracharya's Commentary on the Gita)

CHAPTER -6

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Śucau deśe pratisthāpya sthiram-āsanam-ātmanah
Nātyucehritam nātinīcam cailājina-kiiśottorom

11. Having in a pure spot established his seat, firm, neither too high nor too low, with a cloth, a skin and And kuśa-grass arranged thereon-

(The sentence is completed in the next verse.)

Having in a pure spot, either naturally faultless or made so artificially, established his[1] seat, firm, not shaky, neither loo high nor too low, with a cloth, a skin and kida-grass, arranged thereon: Ths order in which cloth etc. are to be spread on the scat is the reverse of that mentioned in the text.[2].

Having established the seat, what is to be done?

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References and Context

  1. The use of another's scat is thus prohibited. (A)
  2. i.e., kuia grass immediately on the scat, (deer 01 tiger) skin upon the kuśa grass and cloth upon the skin.