आत्यन्तिक-लयहेतुः: तापत्रय-विवेचनम् तथा ‘भगवान्/वासुदेव’ शब्दार्थः
Threefold Suffering and the Path to Final Liberation; Meaning of Bhagavān and Vāsudeva
निरस्तातिशयाह्लादसुखभावैकलक्षणा भेषजं भगवत्प्राप्तिर् एकान्तात्यन्तिकी मता
nirastātiśayāhlādasukhabhāvaikalakṣaṇā bheṣajaṃ bhagavatprāptir ekāntātyantikī matā
That attainment of Bhagavān is held to be the one, final, and exclusive remedy—marked by a bliss whose very nature is pure happiness, with all excess and all limiting distinctions cast away.
Sage Parāśara (teaching Maitreya)
Speaker: Parasara
Topic: What is the ultimate remedy for saṃsāra and what is its nature?
Teaching: Devotional
Quality: revealing
Concept: Attainment of Bhagavān is the sole, final medicine—pure bliss beyond limiting distinctions and excesses.
Vedantic Theme: Moksha
Application: Center practice on Bhagavān-prāpti as the goal: steady remembrance, surrender, and loving service rather than chasing temporary reliefs.
Vishishtadvaita: Mokṣa is positive communion with Bhagavān (not void), characterized by unalloyed ānanda while maintaining the jīva’s dependent distinctness.
Vishnu Form: Para-Brahman
Bhakti Type: Shanta
This verse presents Bhagavat-prāpti (attainment of the Lord) as the supreme “medicine,” meaning the definitive cure for saṃsāra and the final goal of the text’s moksha teaching.
Parāśara frames liberation as ekānta and ātyantikī—exclusive and ultimate—implying one-pointed devotion to Bhagavān that culminates not merely in worldly joy but in unconditioned divine bliss.
Vishnu (Bhagavān) is treated as the Supreme Reality and the final refuge; liberation is not abstract dissolution alone but fulfillment through attaining the personal Lord whose nature is pure bliss.