Jñāna-plava (The Raft of Knowledge): Svabhāva, Prajñā, and the Ascent to Ātmajñāna
विमुच्य हृदयग्रन्थिं चड़्क्रमन्ति यथासुखम् । न येषां बान्धवा: सन्ति ये चान्येषां न बान्धवा:,वे हृदयकी अज्ञानमयी गाँठ खोलकर चारों ओर आनन्दके साथ विचरा करते हैं। न उनके कोई भाई-बन्धु होते हैं और न वे ही दूसरोंके भाई-बन्धु होते हैं
vimucya hṛdayagranthiṃ caḍkramanti yathāsukham | na yeṣāṃ bāndhavāḥ santi ye cānyeṣāṃ na bāndhavāḥ ||
قال جايگِشَفْيا: «إذا حلّوا عُقدة القلب انطلقوا في الجهات كلّها أحرارًا مسرورين. لا قرابةَ لهم يختصّون بها، ولا يقومون هم قرابةً لأحد.»
जैगीषव्य उवाच
Freedom arises when the ‘knot of the heart’—ignorance-driven attachment and possessiveness—is cut. The liberated person no longer defines identity through ‘my people’ and ‘others’ and thus moves through the world without binding ties.
In a didactic passage of the Śānti Parva, Jaigiṣavya describes the conduct of those who have attained inner release: they wander at ease, unconfined by familial or social claims that ordinarily create obligation, partiality, and suffering.