Yoga s

52 YOGA SŪTRAS
Verse 31
tda svaRvr[mlapetSy }anSyanNTyaJ}eymLpm!
tadā sarva āvara ṇa malāpetasya
jñānasya ānantyāt jñeyam alpam
Then, because of the removal
of all mental darkness and psychological impurities,
that which can be known through the mento-emotional energy,
seems trivial in comparison
to the unlimited knowledge available
when separated from it.
Verse 32
tt> k«tawaRna< pir[am³msmaiÝgu[anam!
tataḥ k ṛtārthānāṁ pariṇāmakrama samāptir guṇānām
Thus, the subtle material nature, having fulfilled its purpose,
its progressive alterations end.
Verse 33
][àityaegI pir[amapraNtin¢aRý> ³m>
kṣaṇa pratiyogī pariṇāma aparānta nirgrāhyaḥ kramaḥ
The process, of which moments are a counterpart,
and which causes the alterations,
comes to an end and is clearly perceived.
Verse 34
pué;awRzUNyana< gu[ana< àitàsv>
kEvLy< Svêpàitóa va icitziKtirit—
Puruṣārthaśūnyānāṁ guṇānāṁ pratiprasavaḥ kaivalyaṁ
svarūpapratiṣṭhā vā citiśaktiritiṁ
Separation of the spirit
from the mento-emotional energy (kaivalyam),
occurs when there is neutrality
in respect to the influence of material nature,
when the yogi’s psyche
becomes devoid of the general aims of a human being.
Thus at last, the spirit is established in its own form
as the force empowering the mento-emotional energy
END.