!! Viveka Chudamani  of Shankaracharya !!

Slokas 212-213 with meanings in English

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Viveka Chudamani Slokas 212- 213


Sloka 212


పంచానామపి కోశానాం 

నిషేధే యుక్తితః కృతే|

తన్ నిషేధావధిః సాక్షీ

బోధరూపో అవశిష్యతే||


పంచానామపి కోశానాం - 

of the five sheaths 


 యుక్తితః కృతే నిషేధే - 

negated through reasoning 


తన్ నిషేధావధిః - 

after that boundary of negations


సాక్షీ బోధరూపో  - 

the witness- ship of the form of absolute knowledge 


అవశిష్యతే - only remains



In that process of negating all five sheaths, what is left in that process is the witness-ship which is of the form of pure knowledge.


When all the five sheaths have been eliminated by reasoning, what remains as the culminating point of the process of negation is the Witness, the knowledge absolute.


That is Self. That is Paramatman.

  


Sloka 213


యోఽయం ఆత్మా స్వయంజ్యోతిః పంచకోశ విలక్షణః|

అవస్థాత్రయ సాక్షీ సన్ నిర్వికారో నిరంజనః|

సదానన్దః సవిజ్ఞేయః స్వాత్మత్వేన విపశ్చితా||


యోఽయం ఆత్మా స్వయంజ్యోతిః  - 

this Self is self-effulgent


పంచకోశ విలక్షణః - 

distinct from the five sheaths


అవస్థాత్రయ సాక్షీ సన్ - 

witness of the three states


 నిర్వికారో నిరంజనః - 

real and free from all  modifications and blemish


సదానన్దః సవిజ్ఞేయః - 

should be realized as everlasting Bliss


స్వాత్మత్వేన విపశ్చితా

by the wiseman as his own Self.


This Self ( that remained after negating all five sheaths)  is self-effulgent, distinct from the five sheaths. It is witness of the three states, real and free from all  modifications and blemish. It should realized as everlasting Bliss by the wiseman as his own Self.


The self-effulgent Atman, which is distinct from five sheaths is the Witness of the three states ( of waking, sleeping and dream states), the real , changeless, untainted, everlasting Bliss, is to be realized by wisemen as his own Self.


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