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The
Yoga Vasistha
Hook
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When the self,
self-forgetfully, identifies itself with the objects seen and experienced and is thus
impurified, there arises the poison of craving. |
Craving
The liberated sage lives in the
inner silence, without pride or vanity, without jealousy and with his senses fully under
his control. Even when all the objects of the world are spread out in front of him,
the liberated sage, who is free from cravings, is not tempted by them, but engages himself
in mere natural actions. Whatever is inevitable and appropriate, he does; his joy
and delight, however, he derives from within: thus he is freed from the
world-appearance.
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