Shloka 32
Skanda-janma: Śivā/Svāhā, Agni, and the Manifestation of Guha
Mahābhārata 3.214
यस्य सर्वे समारम्भा निराशीर्बन्धना: सदा | त्यागे यस्य हुतं सर्व स त्यागी स च बुद्धिमान्,जिसके सम्पूर्ण आयोजन कभी कामनाओंसे बाँधे हुए नहीं होते तथा जिसने त्यागकी आगमें अपना सर्वस्व होम दिया है वही त्यागी और बुद्धिमान् है
yasya sarve samārambhā nirāśīrbandhanāḥ sadā | tyāge yasya hutaṃ sarvaṃ sa tyāgī sa ca buddhimān |
Охотник сказал: «Поистине отречённый — и поистине мудрый — тот, чьи начинания никогда не скованы жаждой и ожиданием, и кто принёс всего себя в жертву огню отрешения. Такой действует, не будучи закован в желание, и живёт по нраву отпускания.»
व्याध उवाच
Educational Q&A
True renunciation is not merely abandoning action, but acting without being bound by desire for outcomes; one who offers everything into the spirit of tyāga (relinquishment) is both a genuine tyāgī and a wise person.
In the Vyādha’s discourse on dharma, he defines the marks of a truly wise renouncer: a person whose undertakings are never driven or fettered by expectation, and whose life is characterized by wholehearted sacrifice and letting go.