Laghustutih (vrittisameta) 85

85

panthānaṃ vartma sañcāramārgaṃ dehaṃ vṛttaṃ vā . nahīha praveda kaścid
apūrvadarśana eṣa syādityarthaḥ . sarvaṃ tadabhisameti yat kiñca prajāḥ sādhu
kurvanti yastad veda yat sa veda iti śruteḥ . sarvakarmaṇāṃ brahmavidyāphalatvam .
sā caitadabhyāsina ihaiva vedāntaśravaṇādīnāṃ dṛṣṭaphalatvāt samupajāyata
ityāśayaḥ . smṛtiśca -

no one here knows the path, the track, the way of movement, the bodily existence or conduct; the meaning is that this person becomes of unprecedented vision. According to the Śruti: "All that comes together in him, whatever good creatures do, he who knows that which he knows." All rituals have the knowledge of Brahman as their fruit. And the intention is that this arises for the practitioner of this right here [in this life], since hearing, reflecting, and meditating on the Vedānta have visible results. And the Smṛti [states]: