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tad brahma paramaṁ sūkṣmaṁ
cin-mātraṁ sad anantakam
vijñāyātmatayā dhīraḥ
saṁsārāt parimucyate
tat — that; brahma — impersonal Brahman; paramam — supreme; sūkṣmam — subtle; cit — spirit; mātram — pure; sat — eternal existence; anantakam — without end; vijñāya — understanding with thorough realization; ātmatayā — as one’s true Self; dhīraḥ — sober; saṁsārāt — from material life; parimucyate — one becomes freed.
A person who has thus become sober fully realizes the Absolute as the highest truth, the most subtle and perfect manifestation of spirit, the transcendental existence without end. In this way realizing that the Supreme Truth is the foundation of his own existence, he is freed from the cycle of material life.