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स्थूलादिसम्बन्धवतोऽभिमानिनः
सुखं च दुःखं च शुभाशुभे च ।
विध्वस्तबन्धस्य सदात्मनो मुनेः
कुतः शुभं वाप्यशुभं फलं वा ॥ ५४७ ॥

sthūlādisambandhavato’bhimāninaḥ
sukhaṃ ca duḥkhaṃ ca śubhāśubhe ca ;
vidhvastabandhasya sadātmano muneḥ
kutaḥ śubhaṃ vāpyaśubhaṃ phalaṃ vā . 547 .

Anvaya

इमंimaṃ
This person
ब्रह्म–विदंbrahma–vidaṃ
the knower of Brahman
अशरीरं सदा सन्तम्aśarīraṃ sadā santam
who is always in the body–less state
क्वचित्kvacit
at any time
प्रिय–अप्रियेpriya–apriye
joy and sorrow
न स्पृशतःna spṛśataḥ
do not affect
तथा एव चtathā eva ca
and similarly
शुभ–अशुभेśubha–aśubhe
good and bad

Translation

Happiness, misery and also good and bad are for the person associated with the gross and other bodies and having identification with them. Where is the fruit of either good or bad for the realised person abiding as pure existence, having cut off all the bondages?

Annotation

The expression ‘abiding as pure sat’ means that the person has realised his eternal nature.

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