Kaṭha Upaniṣad 95

95

tvaṃ tu kāmasyāptiṃ samāptim, atraiva hi sarve kāmāḥ parisamāptāḥ, jagataḥ sādhyātmādhibhūtādhidaivādeḥ pratiṣṭhāmāśrayaṃ sarvātmakatvāt, krator upāsanāyāḥ phalaṃ hairaṇyagarbhapadam anantyamānantyam / abhayasya ca pāraṃ parāṃ niṣṭhām / stomaṃ stutyaṃ mahadaṇimādyaiśvaryādyanekaguṇasaṃhatam, stomaṃ ca tanmahac ca niratiśayatvāt stomamahat / urugāyaṃ vistīrṇāṃ gatim / pratiṣṭhāṃ sthitim ātmano 'nuttamām api dṛṣṭvā dhṛtyā dhairyeṇa dhīge dhīmān san naciketo 'tyasrākṣīḥ param evākāṅkṣann atisṛṣṭvān asi sarvam etat saṃsārabhogajātam / aho batānuttamaguṇo 'si ///1,2.11 //

Shankara’s Commentary:
Com.—But you having beheld the end of all desires (for, here, i.e., in Hiranyagarbha, all desires are fulfilled), the support of all the worlds comprising the Adhyatma, the Adhibhuta and the Adhidaiva, i.e., (the bodies, elements and gods), the immortal goal of worship, the place of Hiranyagarbha, the extreme state of fearlessness, praiseworthy, great as combining many desirable powers such as anima (praiseworthy and great because it is unsurpassable) the boundless and unsurpassable goal of the atman, have boldly, being intelligent, rejected, wishing only for the highest, all this host of enjoyments within the pale of Samsara. Oh, what unsurpassable qualities you possess!