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yadyapi ‘mukti’-śabdera haya pañca vṛtti
rūḍhi-vṛttye kahe tabu ‘sāyujye’ pratīti
yadyapi — although; mukti-śabdera — of the word mukti; haya — there are; pañca vṛtti — five meanings; rūḍhi-vṛttye — by the chief or direct meaning; kahe — it says; tabu — still; sāyujye — to become one with the Supreme; pratīti — the conception.
“The word ‘mukti’ refers to five kinds of liberation. But its direct meaning usually conveys the idea of becoming one with the Lord.