Adhyaya 10 — Jaimini’s Questions on Birth, Death, Karma, and the Embodied Journey
षट् प्रकारक्रियादुःखसुखहर्षरसैश्च यत् ।
गुणैश्च वर्जितं ब्रह्म तत् प्राप्स्यामि परं पदम् ॥
ṣaṭ-prakāra-kriyā-duḥkha-sukha-harṣa-rasaiś ca yat /
guṇaiś ca varjitaṃ brahma tat prāpsyāmi paraṃ padam
Esse Brahman, desprovido de guṇa e além das seis variedades de ação, além da dor, do prazer, da exaltação e dos ‘sabores’ emocionais—esse alcançarei como o estado supremo.
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The highest aim is not refined enjoyment but transcendence of affective swings and guṇa-conditioning; ethical life supports this by purifying the mind toward liberation.
A mokṣa-centric teaching (adhyātma) within Purāṇic instruction, not a cosmological or genealogical unit.
‘Beyond rasa’ indicates freedom from the subtle compulsion of experience-seeking; it points to sahaja-sthiti—abidance as pure awareness.