Skandapurana 7.19.43_61

7.19.43_61

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eṣa61 mokṣavidhiḥ kṛtsnaḥ62 sarvapratyayavajitaḥ63 .
niṣkalaḥ64 kathito vyāsa paro yasmānna vidyate65 .. 52. .
evaṃ pāśupatā viprā niṣkalaṃ taṃ maheśvaram .
yogādāviśya mucyante66 punarjanmavivarjitāḥ ..53 ..
sakalasyāspadaṃ divyaṃ brahmalokāt pare67 sthitama .
mahādevasya vakṣyāmi tadbhaktā yatra yānti te68 . .54..
iti skandapurāṇe pāśupatayogavarṇane yogavidhau navamaḥ dvyaśītyuttara69 śatatamodhyāyaḥ70

This entire rule of liberation, devoid of all conventional cognition / [and] partless, has been spoken, O Vyāsa, beyond which nothing higher exists. // 52
Thus Pāśupata brahmins, having entered that partless Maheśvara / through yoga, are liberated, freed from rebirth. // 53
I shall describe the divine abode of the manifest [Lord], situated beyond the world of Brahmā, / where those devoted to Mahādeva go. // 54
Thus ends the one hundred and eighty-second chapter in the Skandapurāṇa, in the exposition of Pāśupata yoga, on the rule of yoga.