Skanda Purana 7.18.89_239
Skandapurāṇa 7.18.89_239
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7.18.89_239
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5 dhyānasrotasi - kha. . 6 nāḍī - ka. kha. . 7 cakratā?bhīnsamāśritya - ka . 8 ca guṇaspṛṣṭaḥ - kha . 9 puñjanibhaprabhaḥ - (?) . 10 sūryātapanibhaḥ - ka. kha. . 11 eṣa sa - kha. . 12 sarvakṛt - ka. . 13 svayambhuḥ - ka. . 14 viditvaikaṃ - kha. .
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etajjñātvā na lipyeta karmabhirmohabandhanaiḥ .
yathāgnirnirdahedante bhūtagrāmamaśeṣataḥ . . 17 . .
ṣaḍaviṃśakapadārthajñastathā karmāṇi nirdahet .
sarvavyāpi yathākāśaṃ sūkṣmaṃ naiva tu lipyate . .1 8. .
ṣaḍviṃśakarato yogī tathā pāpairna lipyate .
ṣaḍviṃśāt parato nāsti tasmāt tatparamo15 bhavet . . 1 9. .
ekatvaṃ saha tenaiva tyaktvā dehamavāpnute16 .
brahmaviṣṇvādikaṃ sarva bhūtagrāmamaśeṣataḥ . .8.179.2 0 ..
Knowing this, one would not be stained by actions which are bonds of delusion.
Just as fire at the end burns the multitude of beings without remainder, // 17
so one who knows the category of the twenty-sixth burns away actions.
Just as all-pervading space is subtle and not stained at all, // 18
so the yogin devoted to the twenty-sixth is not stained by sins.
There is nothing beyond the twenty-sixth; therefore one should be devoted to that.
Having abandoned the body, he attains oneness with him alone—
all [beings] beginning with Brahmā and Viṣṇu, the aggregate of beings without remainder. // 20
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