तयोर्देहस्थयोर्नास्ति भेदो नित्यस्वरूपयोः । धावल्यदुग्धयोर्यद्वत्पृथिवीगंधयोर्यथा ॥ ९ ॥
tayordehasthayornāsti bhedo nityasvarūpayoḥ | dhāvalyadugdhayoryadvatpṛthivīgaṃdhayoryathā || 9 ||
ஒரே உடலில் நிலைபெறும் நித்திய-ஸ்வரூபமான அவ்விரண்டிற்கும் வேறுபாடு இல்லை; பாலில் வெண்மை பிரியாததுபோல், பூமியில் மணம் பிரியாததுபோல்।
Sanatkumara (teaching Narada)
Vrata: none
Primary Rasa: shanta
Secondary Rasa: bhakti
It teaches inseparability: the true Self and its inherent reality are not genuinely divided, and perceived difference is only conceptual—like milk and its whiteness.
By reducing the sense of separation, it supports single-pointed devotion: when the seeker sees no real duality, devotion becomes steady and free from ego-based distance from the Divine.
No specific Vedanga is directly taught; the verse is a jnana-oriented illustration (dr̥ṣṭānta) used for clear discrimination (viveka) rather than ritual, grammar, or astrology.