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# Skandapurana 7.19.p34

Skandapurāṇa 7.19.p34

- **Language:** Sanskrit

### [7.19.p34](https://indike.org/pramana/in.purana.skanda.7.19.p34)

972  
taccāmṛtaṃ samākhyātaṃ jñānalabhyaṃ taducyate .  
tasmāt paratarā57 nāsti jñānavijñānayorgatiḥ58 . .51 . .  
jñātvaivaṃ santyajenmohaṃ guṇatrayavikārajam .  
abhinnasyātmanastasya ṣaḍviṃśasyeśvarasya59 . .52 . .  
bhedaṃ bhagavataḥ kuryāt konyo yogaviśāradaḥ .  
nirañjanaṃ nirvikalpaṃ prabhuṃ taṃ na vikalpayet ..5 3 . .  
vimohāstyaktasaṃsargāḥ kriyākāryavivarjitāḥ .  
taṃ viśanti maheśānamīśvaravratacāriṇaḥ . .54..  
itīdaṃ yogamākhyātaṃ vyāsa māheśvaraṃ tava .  
samyagīśvarasandhānaṃ60 yadanyatra na vidyate . .55..  
sandeho yatra te vipra praṣṭavyaṃ yacca manyase .  
tad brahman paripṛcchāśu nāvaktavyaṃ tavāsti me ..56 ..  
iti skandapurāṇe pāśupatayogavarṇane yogavidhāvaṣṭamoyamekāśītyuttara61 śatatamodhyāyaḥ62

> 972  
> And that is proclaimed as the immortal nectar; it is declared to be attainable through knowledge.  
> There is no higher goal of knowledge and discernment than that. (51)  
> Having understood this thus, one should abandon delusion born from the transformation of the three qualities.  
> Of that indivisible Self, the twenty-sixth \[principle\], the Lord, (52)  
> who else adept in yoga would make a division from the Blessed Lord?  
> One should not imagine diversity in that spotless, indeterminate master. (53)  
> Free from delusion, with associations abandoned, devoid of actions and duties,  
> those who observe the vow of the Lord enter into that great Lord. (54)  
> Thus this Māheśvara yoga has been declared to you, Vyāsa,  
> which is the correct union with the Lord, such as is found nowhere else. (55)  
> Whatever doubt you have, O brahmin, and whatever you consider should be asked,  
> ask that at once, O holy one; I have nothing that cannot be told to you. (56)  
> Thus ends the one hundred and eighty-first chapter in the Skandapurāṇa, in the description of Pāśupata yoga, on the rules of yoga.  
> — English (machine translation) (machine translation)

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