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Part VI: The Teacher.1531
Part VI: The Teacher.
Till thy mind reaches the stage of intuitive development, follow what
is assured thee by teachers, books and the logical instruments of
knowledge. When thus is burnt out all latent desire, and the Thing is realized,
thou shouldst not hesitate to give up all concern even with these, however
good or useful they be.
Yogavashitha.
By my book is meant all that is written by way of explaining the facts of nature,
by great souls free from likes and dislikes, with eyes trained to observation
and reason. Those resolute souls who are full of the highest goodness, who
are equal to all, and who are possessed of a tact peculiar to themselves, are
the really wise.
Yogavasishtha.
I, thus informed, am yet only versed in the words of the Mantras (the sacred
hymns), I know nothing of Self. I have heard from sages of your stamp that
the knower of Self rises above all sorrow. With all my learning, I am full of