Maitrāyaṇīya Āraṇyaka 2.7
Maitrāyaṇīyāraṇyaka 2.7
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2.7
sa vā'e̱ṣa'ā̱tmehośa̍nti ka̱vaya̍ḥ sitāsi̱taiḥ ka̍rmapha̱laira̍nabhibhū̱ta'i̍va
pratiśa̱rīre̍ṣu caratyavya̍ktatvātsau̱kṣmyāda̱dṛśya̍tvādagrā̱hyatvā̍n
nirma̱matvā̍ccāna̱vastho̍sati ka̱rtā kartaivāva̱sthaḥ sa vā'e̱ṣa śuddha̍ḥ
sthi̱ro'ca̍laścāle̱pyo'vyagro̍ niḥspṛ̱haḥ prekṣa̍kavadavasthitaḥ sva̱sthaśca̍
kṛ̱tabhu̱ggu̱ṇama̍yena pa̱ṭenā̱tmāna̍ma̱ntarddhāyāva̱ sthita̱'ityava̍sthita̱ iti
He indeed is the Self; here poets desire him. As if unaffected by bright and dark fruits of action, he moves through each body; because he is unmanifest, subtle, invisible, incomprehensible, and free from mineness, being unstable, in what is unreal he is the doer, and remaining as the doer he stays. He indeed is pure, stable, motionless, unstained, unagitated, free from longing, standing like a spectator and abiding in himself. Having veiled himself with a cloth consisting of the constituent qualities, he is the experiencer of what has been done, remaining so; indeed, remaining so.
2.7.p1
iti meetrāyaṇīyāraṇyake'thavā meetrāyaṇīyaśākhopaniṣadi dvitīyaḥ prapāṭhakaḥ
Thus ends the second prapāṭhaka in the Maitrāyaṇīya Āraṇyaka, otherwise the Upaniṣad of the Maitrāyaṇīya branch.
Second prapāṭhaka.
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