THE WORKS OF SANKARA
VIVEKA CHUDAMANI
SLOKAS 441 TO 450
yæO
p#¢v¾a
¢vxya:
prE¢rta
n¢dp#vaha
iv
va¢rraSaW ,
¢ln¢Ót
sÓmaæOtya
n
¢v¢@ya -
m¤ÏpadyÓÏyEx
y¢tr¢vm¤³:
.441.
prE¢rta |
directed by others |
n¢dp#vaha |
like flowing rivers |
sÓmaæOtya |
owing to his
identity |
n
¢v¢@ya |
and produce no
change |
m¤ÏpadyÓÏyEx |
with the Existence
Absolute |
y¢tr¢vm¤³: |
the Sanyasin is
indeed liberated |
441. He is a jivanmukta who remains
undisturbed by enjoyments, like the ocean even when the rivers enter it.
¢våOatb#'tt¯ÏvÞy
yTap¥vI|
n
s|s¦¢t: ,
A¢Þt
cE°
s
¢våOatb#'BavaE
bh£m¤IK: .442.
¢våOatb#'tt¯ÏvÞy |
for one who
has realized the Truth of
Brahman |
n
s|s¦¢t: |
more attachment |
¢våOatb#'BavaE |
that man has
not realized his identity
with Brahman |
bh£m¤IK: |
outgoing in their
tendency |
442. He who knows Reality cannot
be like one of the world; if he is, then he
is still in delusion.
p#ac£nvasnavEgadsaW
s|srt£¢t
cEt¯
,
n
sdEkÏv¢våOanaÏmÓd£
Bv¢t
vasna .443.
p#ac£nvasnavEgadsaW |
through the momentum
of his old desires |
s|srt£¢t
cEt¯ |
he is still
attached to the senseobjects |
sdEkÏv¢våOanaÏmÓd£
|
get weakened through
the realization of one's
identity with Brahman |
443. He will not feel desires again,
nor will he engage in his old habits.
AÏyÓtkam¤kÞya¢p
v¦¢äO
k[ÎZ¢t
mat¢r ,
tTWv
b#'¢N
åOatE
p¥NaInÓdE mn£¢xN:
.444.
AÏyÓtkam¤kÞya¢p |
has no longer
any worldly tendency |
mat¢r |
in the presence
of his mother |
p¥NaInÓdE |
has been realized |
mn£¢xN: |
the man of
realization |
444. Even as a lustful
man feels no desire in the presence of
his mother, so too one who has realized bliss is free from worldliness.
|FÁÓÏ ÅÁÚÁI{Gi009900G:|FÁÓÏ
Þ£ÜW{®1:
¢n¢dÒyasnS£lÞy
ba/p#Ïyy
iIßytE ,
b#v£¢t
½¤¢trEtÞy
p#arÖD|
PldSInat¯ .445.
¢n¢dÒyasnS£lÞy |
one who is
constantly practising meditation |
ba/p#Ïyy |
to have external
perceptions |
p#arÖD| |
Prarabdha work in
the case of such a man |
PldSInat¯ |
and we can
infer this from results actually
seen |
445. Even the meditative,
say the scriptures, are conscious of the externals
due to Prarabdha, the result of past
actions.
Kaïn¤BvaE
yaväOavt¯p#arÖD¢mÝytE
,
PlaEdy:
¢@yap¥va©I
¢n¢Ý@yaE
n
¢h k[æO¢ct¯
.446.
Kaïn¤BvaE |
the perception of
happiness and the like |
yaväOavt¯p#arÖD¢mÝytE
|
Prarabdha work is
acknowledged to persist so long
asthere is |
¢@yap¥va©I |
is preceded by
action |
¢n¢Ý@yaE |
independently of action |
k[æO¢ct¯ |
it seen to
accrue |
446. As long as pleasure
and pain is felt, prarabdha remains.
Ah|
b#'E¢t
¢våOanaÏkÚpkaE¢zSta¢jItm¯
,
s¢·t|
¢vly|
ya¢t
p#baEDat¯ Þvp"kmIvt¯
.447.
Ah|
b#'E¢t |
of one's identity
with Brahman |
¢våOanaÏkÚpkaE¢zSta¢jItm¯
|
actions of a
hundred crore of cycles |
s¢·t| |
all the accumulated |
¢vly|
ya¢t |
come to nought |
Þvp"kmIvt¯ |
like the actions
of the dreamstate |
447. But the knowledge of oneness with
`Brahman' does away with the Prarabdha of millions of births.
yÏk]t|
Þvp"vElaya|
p¤Îy|
va
papm¤ÚbNm¯ ,
çOaE¢ÏTtÞy
¢kÓtÏÞyat¯
ÞvgaIy
nrkay
va .448.
Þvp"vElaya| |
in the dream-state |
papm¤ÚbNm¯ |
or dreadful sins |
çOaE¢ÏTtÞy |
after he has
awakened from sleep |
448. Good or bad done in a dream,
which is the result of ignorance, does
not affect one on waking up.
ÞvmsÄñm¤das£n|
p¢råOay
nBaE
yTa ,
n
¢ÜlÝy¢t
c
y¢Ïk¢·Ïkda¢cëa¢vkmI¢B:
.449.
ÞvmsÄñm¤das£n| |
realizing the Atman,which
is |
p¢råOay |
to be understood well |
n
¢ÜlÝy¢t
c |
is never touched
in the least |
y¢Ïk¢·Ïkda¢cëa¢vkmI¢B:
|
the aspirant,by actions
yet to be done |
449. He is never attached to action,
past, present or future, just as the sky is not attached to anything, who
has seen his own Self.
n
nBaE
GzyaEgEn s¤ragÓDEn
¢lÔytE
,
tTaÏmaEpa¢DyaEgEn
tÑGm©In©Iv
¢lÔytE
.450.
GzyaEgEn |
its connection with
the jar |
ragÓDEn |
by the smell
of liquor merely through |
tTaÏmaEpa¢DyaEgEn |
similarly, the Atman
is not, through Its |
tÑGm©In©Iv |
connection with the
limitations |
¢lÔytE |
affected by the
properties thereof |
450. The Atman is
not affected by name or form or their
actions, just as the sky is not affected by the smell of wine in a jar.
PROCEED TO SLOKAS 451 TO 460
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