Kamakalavilasa 19

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And likewise, this is the meaning: he whose reflective awareness, that is, plenary sense of 'I', is absorbed within, that is, inwardly oriented. He thus states that this Supreme Brahman, the Supreme Lord, has luminous consciousness as his sole nature and transcends everything, saying: "whose body is luminous consciousness alone." Here, being luminous consciousness is nothing other than the reflective apprehension of "I" in the form of a radiant vibration inherent in the first person: "I will, I know, I act."