अध्याय 12
श्लोक 265.1
[य] कथं भवति पापात्मा कथं धर्मं करॊति वा केन निर्वेदम आदत्ते मॊक्षं वा केन गच्छति
[ya] kathaṃ bhavati pāpātmā kathaṃ dharmaṃ karòti vā kena nirvedama ādatte mòkṣaṃ vā kena gacchati
हिन्दी अर्थ
श्लाघधिने श्लाघनीयाय प्रशान्ताय तपस्विने
English
succeeds in withdrawing all his desires like a tortoise withdrawing all its limbs, then his soul, which is self-luminous, succeeds in looking into itself. 2 That object, whatever it may be, in respect of which the idea of meum is cherished, becomes a source of grief and heart-burning. 3 When a person himself feels no fear, and is feared by no one, when he cherishes no desire and no aversion, he is then said to attain to the state of Brahma. Casting off both truth and falsehood, grief and joy, fear and courage, the agreeable and the disagreeable, thou mayst become of tranquil soul. When a person abstains from doing wrong to any creature, in thought, word, or deed, he is then said to attain to a state of Brahma. True happiness is his who can cast off that thirst which is incapable of being cast off by the misguided, which does not decay with decrepitude, and which is regarded as a fatal disease. In this connection, O king, are heard