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The Vaikuntha world is the heart-Kamala (lotus), viz., the city of Brahman. It is effulgent like lightning. (37)

In the centre of the heart-lotus is Brahman, which is the All, which has Prajna as Its eye and which is established in Prajnana* alone. To creatures, Prajnana is the eye and Prajna is the seat. (37-38)

* Prajna is said to be the Jiva in the third state. Prajnana is Prakarsha jnana or special wisdom, viz., of looking over the past and the future.

Place me in that nectar-everflowing unfailing world where Jyotis (the light) always shines and where one is revered. (38)

The Supreme is not different from the individual Atma. (38)

I reside in my glory alone. I am without old age. I am the mere ocean of bliss called salvation. (38)

I am the Kutastha-Chaitanya (supreme Cosmic-mind). I am of the form of the Jyotis (light) free from motion. (38)

I am the essence which is Sat itself. (38)

I am the heart of all the worlds. I am replete with Supreme Bliss. (38)

I am the One latent (in all). (39)

I cognize as the secondless Atma by means of discriminative wisdom and reason. (39)

To me the universe shines as true always. (39)

In a wealthy person the desire for poverty does not arise. (39)

To me there is no bondage. (39)

A fool sees only darkness in the self-shining Supreme Bliss. (40)

Being of the nature of Truth, there is not non-truth to me. (40)

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Skanda-Upanishad Selections

Hari abides as Samvit (Consciousness) alone . . . without birth. (41)

The seer of the conscious and the inert is Mahadeva, is Maha-Hari (Mahavishnu), is Parameshvara, is Parabrahman. That Brahman I am. (41)

Jiva is Siva. Jiva, bound by husk, it is paddy; freed from husk, it is rice. In like manner Jiva is bound (by karma). If karma perishes, he (Jiva) is Sadashiva. (41)

The body is said to be the divine temple. (42)

Dwell alone in a solitary place. (42)

Through the Guru's grace, persons cognize the true nature of Brahman.(42)

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