Gyaneshwari -Sant Gyaneshwar
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Chapter-5
Renunciation
26. Beatitude of God is near to the austere souls, who are subdued in mind, who are free from desire and anger and who have known the Self. Those who have withdrawn their minds from the sense-objects and subdued them, they do not wake up again from the state of bliss. Know that they are the persons who have become the Supreme Brahman itself, which is the mainspring of the knowers of Self. I shall tell you briefly, if you ask me how they became Brahman while remaining in the body (146-150). 27. Shutting out all external sense contacts, fixing the gaze between the eye-brows, and equalising the outer and inner breaths, moving within the nostrils;
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