Sanskrit · Devanagari
यदा भूतपृथग्भावमेकस्थमनुपश्यति। तत एव च विस्तारं ब्रह्म सम्पद्यते तदा ॥
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yadā bhūtapṛthagbhāvamekasthamanupaśyati tata eva ca vistāraṃ brahma sampadyate tadā
English witness
Kashinath Trimbak Telang, 1882then he becomes (one with) the Brahman.
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Śaṅkarācārya
।।13.31।। -- यदा यस्मिन् काले भूतपृथग्भावं भूतानां पृथग्भावं पृथक्त्वम् एकस्मिन् आत्मनि स्थितं एकस्थम् अनुपश्यति शास्त्राचार्योपदेशम्? अनु आत्मानं प्रत्यक्षत्वेन पश्यति आत्मैव इदं सर्वम् (छा0 उ0 7।25।2) इति? तत एव च तस्मादेव च विस्तारं उत्पत्तिं विकासम् आत्मतः प्राण आत्मत आशा आत्मतः स्मर आत्मत आकाश आत्मतस्तेज आत्मत आप आत्मत आविर्भावतिरोभावावात्मतोऽन्नम् (छा0 उ0 7।26।1) इत्येवमादिप्रकारैः विस्तारं यदा पश्यति? ब्रह्म संपद्यते भवति तदा तस्मिन् काले इत्यर्थः।।एकस्य आत्मानः सर्वदेहात्मत्वे तद्दोषसंबन्धे प्राप्ते? इदम् उच्यते --,
901376e37ab1…Rāmānuja
13.31 When he perceives that the diversified 'modes of existence' of all beings as men, divinities etc., are founded on the two principles of Prakrti and Purusa; when he perceives that their existence as divine, human, short, tall etc., is rooted in 'one' common foundation, namely, in the Prakrti, and not in the self; when he sees that 'their expansion', i.e., the successive proliferaton into sons, grandsons and such varieties of beings, is from Prakrti alone - then he reaches the brahman. The meaning is that he attains the self devoid of limitations, in Its pure form of knowledge.
e5f85a0c4456…Swami Sivananda
13.31 यदा when? भूतपृथग्भावम् the whole variety of beings? एकस्थम् resting in the One? अनुपश्यति sees? ततः from that? एव alone? च and? विस्तारम् the spreading? ब्रह्म Brahman? सम्पद्यते (he) becomes? तदा then.Commentary A man attains to unity with the Supreme when he knows or realises through intuition that all these manifold forms are rooted in the One. As waves in water? atoms in the earth? rays in the sun? organs in the body? emotions in the mind? sparks in the fire? so verily are all forms rooted in the One. Wherever he turns his gaze he beholds only the one Self and enjoys the bliss of the Self.When he beholds the diversity of beings rooted in the One in accordance with the teachings of the scriptures and the preceptor? he realises through intuitive experience that all that he beholds is nothing but the Self and that the origin and the evolution of all is from That One alone. Compare with the Chhandogya Upanishad? 7.26.1.आत्मतः प्राण आत्मत आशा आत्मतः स्मरआत्मत आकाश आत्मतस्तेज आत्मत आपःआत्मत आविर्भावतिरोभावावात्मतोऽन्नम्।।Atmatah prana atmata asa atmatah smaraAtmata akasa atmatasteja atmata apahAtmata avirbhavatirobhavavatmatonnam.From the Self is life from the Self is desire from the Self is love from the Self is ether from the Self is light from the Self are the waters from the Self is appearance and disappearance from the Self is food.
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