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20 Cards in this Set
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vyathayanti |
they afflict |
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ete |
these |
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dhīram |
the wise one |
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kalpate |
is ready |
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amrtatvāya |
for immortality |
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duhkha-sukhe |
in pain and pleasure |
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sukha-duhka-prāptau |
when obtaining pleasure and pain |
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harsa-visada-rahitam |
devoid of laughter and dejection |
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dhīram dhīmantam |
man of wisdom |
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na vyathayanti na cālayanti |
do not afflict and do not disturb |
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nityātma-darsanāt |
due to his vision of the eternal self |
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nityātma-svarūpa-darsa-nistho |
firm in his vision of the nature of the eternal self |
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dvandva-sahisnuh |
endures (calmly) the pairs of opposites |
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amrta-bhāvāya |
for the state of immortality |
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moksāya |
for liberation |
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samartha bhavati |
becomes ready |
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sītosnādi-sahanam |
endure heat, cold, etc |
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yuktam |
it is proper |
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akrtvā |
Having abandoned |
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soka-mohau |
grief and delusion |
