Aham Brahmāsmi Laghu Vakya Vritti 15-18)

Laghu Vakya Vritti 15-18

सर्वनिरोधेन समाधिर्योगिनांप्रियः ।

तदशक्तौ क्षणंरुद्ध्वा श्रद्धालुर्ब्रह्मतात्मनः ॥१५॥

श्रद्धालुर्ब्रह्मतांस्वस्य चिन्तयेद्बुद्धिद्बु वृत्तिभिः ।

वाक्यवृत्त्या यथाशक्ति ज्ञात्वा ह्यभ्यस्यतांसदा ॥१६॥

तच्चिन्तनंतत्कथनमन्योन्यंतत्प्रबोधनम्।

एतदेकपरत्वंच ब्रह्माभ्यासंविदुर्बुधाः ॥१७॥

देहात्मधीवद्ब्रह्मात्मधीदार्ढ्येकृ तकृत्यता ।

यदा तदायंम्रियतांमुक्तोऽसौ नात्र संशयः ॥१८॥

Bhogi want to enjoy mithyā forever

Yogi want to be in Samādhi forever

One can attain samādhi momentarily

Enjoy that moment with trust merrily

Trust pending understanding is śraddhā

with śraddhā shastra reveals the truth

Unconscious Apasmāra is the man child

Śraddhā grows to drop this inner child

Committed śravanam removes mildew

Contemplation in Brahman continues

Stay in the thought forever and ever

Share with everyone and be clever

When the inner hoarding stops

When mind and thoughts soaks

Liberated soul enjoys Brahman

Shares that knowledge of Brahman

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