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Part XIV: Liberation.1587
Egoism having disengaged itself from the body, and having been dissolved
in the light of Supreme Self, the mind stands in a blissful state wherever it
goes, whatever it directs itself to.
Drgdrsyaviveka.
The native form of the subject, highly transcendent, self-illumined for
once and for ever, unborn, one, immutable, unconditioned, all-pervading,
without a second;—I am this, the ever liberated word of glory.
Upadesasahasri.
He has had a dip in the holy waters of all sacred rivers; he has given the whole
earth in pious gift; he has offered a thousand sacrifices; he has satisfied all
the gods in heaven; he has lifted his ancestors out of the circle of birth and
death; he deserves worship of all the three worlds;—the man whose mind
has, even for a moment, tasted of peace in the absorbing idea of Brahman.
Miscellaneous.
Neither love nor hate; neither ambition nor illusion; neither pride nor
the least tinge of jealousy; no good, spiritual or temporal; no desire;
no liberation;—I am none of these, I am all Bliss, the Bliss of All Eternal
Consciousness. Holiness or unholiness; happiness or misery; incantation
or holy pilgrimage; scripture or sacrifice; none of these belong to me; not
even the enjoyed, the enjoyer, or the sense of enjoyment; I am all Bliss, the
Bliss of All Eternal Consciousness. Death I fear not; caste I respect not; father,
mother, nay even birth, I know not; relatives; friends I recognize not; teacher
and pupil I own not;—I am all Bliss, the Bliss of All Eternal Consciousness.
Śankaracharya.