स्वाध्याय-योगोपदेशः तथा केशिध्वज-खाण्डिक्य-उपाख्यानम्
Yoga through Study and Restraint; The Keśidhvaja–Khāṇḍikya Narrative Frame
बाढम् इत्य् एव तेनोक्तः खाण्डिक्यस् तम् अथाब्रवीत् भवान् अध्यात्मविज्ञानपरमार्थविचक्षणः
bāḍham ity eva tenoktaḥ khāṇḍikyas tam athābravīt bhavān adhyātmavijñānaparamārthavicakṣaṇaḥ
彼が「よろしい」と答えると、カーンディキヤは言った。「あなたは内なる自己(アートマン)の学と、最高の真理(パラマールタ)において洞察あるお方です。」
Sage Khāṇḍikya (addressing another interlocutor in the moksha-teaching dialogue)
This verse highlights adhyātma-vijñāna—inner, experiential spiritual knowledge—as a recognized qualification for entering deeper instruction on liberation and ultimate truth.
Here, “paramārtha” is treated as a distinct, higher aim of inquiry—something to be discerned through mature spiritual understanding—setting the stage for teachings that culminate in realizing the Supreme Reality.
Although Vishnu is not named in this line, the moksha section of the Vishnu Purana typically orients “ultimate truth” toward the Supreme Reality, ultimately grounded in Vishnu as the highest principle to be known and realized.