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Part XIV: Liberation.1585
indeed, makes the Brahman? Whatever may make the Brahman, he cannot
be other than the one thus described; all beside is vain and worthless.
Brhadaranyakopanishad.
Powder of the kataka-wood put into water settles down the mud that makes
it foul. So Spirituality constantly put in, drives down the ignorance which
renders the soul all turbid, leaving it in the native purity of it-Self.
Atmabodha.
Nothing moves him to love or hate, who finds all beings in himself and
himself in all beings. What can delusion or sorrow mean then? when to the
knower realizing unity of the All, every particle has become his Self.
Isopanishad.
Spiritual Consciousness having shown the absolute non-existence of the
objective; the supreme peace of liberation is fully realized in the minds
being wiped clean of all and every object whatever.
Panchadasi.
Experience in the light of Wisdom, dissolving every impression it may
leave behind—this sleep in waking,—is the real nature of those who know;
liberation is only the highest development of this nature.
Yogavasishtha.
Said Yajnavalkya:—This is not the Self, this is not the Self; the
incomprehensible is never comprehended; the indissoluble is never
dissolved; the unconditioned is never conditioned; the unpained is never
pained; never put out;—thou oh Janaka! hast realized entire fearlessness.
Brhadaranyakopanishad.