Gita Bhashya (Sri Ramanujacharya) 6.30
Gita Bhashya (Sri Ramanujacharya) 6.30 · 6 · Verse 30
Sanskrit Original
।।6.30।।ततो विपाकदशाम् आपन्नो मम साधर्म्यम् उपागतःनिरञ्जनः परमं साम्यमुपैति (मु0 उ0 3।1।3) इत्युच्यमानं सर्वस्य आत्मवस्तुनो विधूतपुण्यपापस्य स्वरूपेण अवस्थितस्य मत्साम्यं पश्यन् यः सर्वत्र आत्मवस्तुनि मां पश्यति सर्वम् आत्मवस्तु च मयि पश्यति अन्योन्यसाम्याद् अन्यतरदर्शनेन अन्यतरद् अपि ईदृशम् इति पश्यति तस्य स्वात्मस्वरूपं पश्यतः अहं तत्साम्यात् न प्रणश्यामि न अदर्शनम् उपयामि मम अपि मां पश्यतः मत्साम्यात् स्वात्मानं मत्समम् अवलोकयन् स न अदर्शनम् उपयाति।ततो विपाकदशाम् आह
6.30 (ii) He who, having reached the highest stage of maturity, views similarity of nature with Me, i.e., sees similarity of all selves to Myself when They are freed from good and evil and when they remain in Their own essence, as declared in the Sruti, 'Stainless he attains supreme degree of eality' (Mun. U., 3.1.3); and 'sees Me in all selves and sees all selves in Me.' That is, on viewing one of Them (selves), one views another also to be the same, because of their similarity to one another. To him who perceives the nature of his own self, I am not lost on account of My similarity to him i.e., I do not become invisible to him. He (the Yogin) viewing his own self as similar to Me, always remains within My sight when I am viewing Myself, because of similarity of his self with Me. Sri Krsna describes a still more mature steps (of Yoga):