अध्याय 13
श्लोक 64.1
[भ] सर्वान कामान परयच्छन्ति ये परयच्छन्ति काञ्चनम इत्य एवं भगवान अत्रिः पितामहसुतॊ ऽबरवीत
[bha] sarvāna kāmāna parayacchanti ye parayacchanti kāñcanama itya evaṃ bhagavāna atriḥ pitāmahasutò 'baravīta
हिन्दी अर्थ
वराभ्यामनुरूपाभ्यां छन्दयामासतुर्न॒ुपम् परमित्यब्रवीत् प्रीतस्तदा भरतसत्तम
English
such persons stay, transcending intelligence. 4 By understanding the seven subtile entities (viz., Mahat, Ego, and five subtile primal elements called Tanmatras), by comprehending thy six attributes (of Omniscience, Contentment of Fullness, Knowledge without beginning, Independence, Puissance that is not at fault at any time and that is infinite), and being conversant with Yoga that is freed from every false notion, the man of knowledge succeeds in entering into thy great self.— After I had said these words, O Partha, unto Bhava, that dispeller of grief and pain, the universe, both mobile and immobile, sent up a leonine shout (expressive of their approval of the correctness of my words). The innumerable Brahmanas there present, the deities and the Asuras, the Nagas, the Pisachas, the Pitris, the birds, diverse Rakshasas, diverse classes of ghosts and spirits, and all the great Rishis, then bowed down unto that great Deity. There then fell upon my head showers of celestial flowers possessed of great fragrance, and delicious winds blew on the spot. The puissant Sankara then, devoted to the good of the universe, looked at the goddess Uma and the lord of the