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Part XIV: Liberation.1591
The area of this cosmos can hardly suffice for the enjoyment of the highminded
knower; the flutter of a tiny fish can produce but a scant ruffle on
the surface of the deep.
Bhartrhari.
Though taking part in all affairs of every kind, like all ordinary men, he soars
constantly above all beings, conscious or unconscious.
Yogavasishtha.
If one knows his self as the Self, what desire, what object, should burn his
body in the fever of care and anxiety.
Brhadaranyakopanishad.
Think of It, speak of It, enlighten one another in It;—this is full devotion to
the idea of Oneness, this, the wise call study of Brahman.
Panchadasi.
The irrevocable love which the indiscriminate have in objects of sense;—
may that very love never fade from my heart while it yet continues to be full
of thy holy memory.
Panchadasi.
Great souls, ever at rest in the Self, all light and standing at the height of
development, are always as firm within as mount Meru, though appearing
as fickle without as the tip of a feather.
Yogavasishtha.
Neither joy nor sorrow; neither movable nor immovably fixed; neither being
nor non-being; nay not even the intermediate between these opposites;—
so is described the mind of the enlightened.
Yogavasishtha.