Shloka 18
Adhyaya 25 — Madālāsā’s Return, Royal Succession, and the First Teaching to Vikrānta
यानं क्षितौ यानगतञ्च देहं देहेऽपि चान्यः पुरुषो निविष्टः ।
ममत्वबुद्धिर्न तथा यथा स्वे देहेऽतिमात्रं बत मूढतैषा ॥
yānaṃ kṣitau yānagatañ ca dehaṃ dehe 'pi cānyaḥ puruṣo niviṣṭaḥ / mamatvabuddhir na tathā yathā sve dehe 'timātraṃ bata mūḍhataiṣā
Der Wagen steht auf dem Boden, und der Körper ist im Wagen; und im Körper sitzt zudem ein weiterer „Mensch“ (das Selbst, Ātman). Doch das Besitzergreifen ist dem Wagen gegenüber nicht so stark wie dem eigenen Körper gegenüber—ach, das ist übermäßige Verblendung.
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FAQs
Treat the body as an instrument rather than the self; excessive ‘mine-ness’ toward the body is the root of fear and bondage.
Upākhyāna-based spiritual instruction; not a direct pancalakṣaṇa category.
Layered ‘vehicle’ imagery implies nested sheaths (upādhis): ground → vehicle → body → indweller; meditation shifts identity inward from outer supports to the witness.