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Shri Sankara's Gita Bhashya
(Sri Sankaracharya's Commentary on the Gita)
CHAPTER -10
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7. He who in reality knows this glory and yoga of Mine, becomes established in the unshakable yoga; there is no doubt of it. He who, in reality, truly (corectly), knows this afore-said glory, magnificence[1], and yoga, skill, accomplishment of the Self (Myself)[2];-or, yoga' refers to the capacity of achieving and controlling (all things) and omniscience, produced by yoga[3]- of Mine, he becomes established in, gets endowed with, the un shakable yoga, steadiness in true knowledge (samyag- darśana)[4]. There is no doubt of it, i.e., on this matter. Of what nature is that unshakable yoga, with which they are endowed? Here is the reply: |
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References and Context
- ↑ greatness, i.e. being the Self of all. (A)
- ↑ vide verses 4 and 5 ante.
- ↑ The Lord's infinite power and wisdom, partaking of a small portion of which the great Rsis and the Manus possessed their power and wisdom. (A)
- ↑ The knowledge of the Conditioned leads to the knowledge of the Un conditioned. (A)