Bhagavad Gita Bhasya (Gambhirananada)

samadhau, in samadhi, that is to say, in the Self --
samadhi being derived in the sense of that in
which the mind is fixed; tada, then, at that time;
avapsyasi, you will attain; yogam, Yoga, the
enlightenment, Self-absorption, that arises from
discrimination. Having got an occasion for inquiry,
Arjuna, with a view to knowing the characteristics
of one who has the realization of the Self, [By the
word samadhi is meant the enlightenment arising
from discrimination, which has been spoken of in
the commentary on the previous verse. The
steadfastness which the monks have in that
enlightenment is called steadfastness in
Knowledge. Or the phrase may mean, 'the
enlightenment achieved through meditation on the
Self', i.e. the realization of the supreme Goal.]
asked:
2.54 Arjuna said -- O kesava, what is the
description of a man of steady wisdom who is Selfabsorbed?
How does the man of steady wisdom
speak? How does he sit? How does he move
about?
English Translation of Sri Sankaracharya's Sanskrit
Commentary - Swami Gambhirananda
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