A compendium of the Raja Yoga philosophy / comprising the principle treatises of Shrimat Sankaracharya and other renowned authors.

  • Śaṅkarācārya
Date:
1888
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Credit: A compendium of the Raja Yoga philosophy / comprising the principle treatises of Shrimat Sankaracharya and other renowned authors. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    vmji m* srfa: i mi Zji m^S1 it: uv*n 24. The ego i. e. the substratum of the ego—the (subjective atman) is the Universal Atman, Brahma, being, with it, unique and one, ever-existent and self-illumined, free from all conditions, and by nature all existence, conscious intelligence and joy. The deha surely can never be the substratum of this ego: the deha which, is non-existence itself. This is called real knowledge by the wise (who have realised the real Atina- tatva.) Rfforcr I i ft: irmi 25. The ego is free from all change, without any form, un- describable and undecayiug or indestructible. The Delta &c. ir^ii 26. I he ego is beyond all disease, not within the reach of comprehension, free from all imagination, and all—pervading. The Delia &c. RifiR i ^rrirfro 11*911 27. It is unaffected by the three Gunas—qualities—of mat- ^-er> -Satina, liajas and 'Tanias—motionless, eternal, ever free from all conditions, undecaying and unique. The deha &c. IIVII 28. It is, again, free from every impurity—ignorance caused by Avidyd—Immoveable, Infinite, Holy, Immortal, and Unborn. The delta &c.