奥义书 · Mahā 6.78
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एतन्निश्चयमादाय विलोकय धियेद्धया स्वयमेवात्मनात्मानमानन्दं पदमाप्स्यसि
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etanniścayamādāya vilokaya dhiyeddhayā svayamevātmanātmānamānandaṃ padamāpsyasi
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एतत् निश्चयम् आदायetat niścayam ādāyataking up this conviction; having received the said resolve
विलोकय धिया इद्धयाvilokaya dhiyā iddhayālook with a kindled reason; behold with ignited understanding
स्वयम् एव आत्मना आत्मानम्svayam eva ātmanā ātmānamthyself, by thyself, upon thyself; of thine own self, through thyself, at thyself
आनन्दम् पदम् आप्स्यसिānandam padam āpsyasithou shalt gain the blissful state; thou wilt attain the station of bliss
译文
“Taking up this conviction, look with a kindled reason — thyself, by thyself, upon thyself — and thou shalt gain the blissful state.”
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fcfa18214fbb · 发布于 2026年7月29日 06:29:20 UTC
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The teacher's last order, and it repeats “self” three times: svayam eva ātmanā ātmānam.
Thyself, by thyself, upon thyself.
This is the whole book's last word on method. Not once in six chapters has it offered anything but this.
Note dhiyā iddhayā — “with a kindled reason”. The word iddhā, “ignited”, has twice stood with bhāvanā already (4.15, 5.112).
One must not look listlessly.
And the promise: ānandaṃ padam āpsyasi — “thou shalt gain the blissful state”.
For the first time in a long while the book promises bliss, not only calm and grieflessness.
Its last verses are altogether brighter than the rest.