Cosmic Appointments, Viṣṇu’s Vibhūtis, Fourfold Operation, and the Symbolism of Ornaments and Weapons
युञ्जतः क्लेशमुक्त्यर्थं साध्यं यद् ब्रह्मयोगिनः तदालम्बनविज्ञानं द्वितीयो ऽंशो महामुने
yuñjataḥ kleśamuktyarthaṃ sādhyaṃ yad brahmayoginaḥ tadālambanavijñānaṃ dvitīyo 'ṃśo mahāmune
மகாமுனிவரே, துன்பங்களிலிருந்து விடுதலை பெற முயலும் பிரம்ம-யோகிக்கு நிறைவேற்ற வேண்டிய இலக்கு, தியானத்தின் ஆலம்பனத்தை அறியும் ஞானத்தால் அடையப்படுகிறது—இதுவே இரண்டாம் பகுதி।
Sage Parāśara (teaching Maitreya)
This verse frames liberation from kleśas as dependent on understanding the correct meditative support—i.e., knowing what the yogin should hold in awareness so the mind can steadily realize the Supreme Reality.
He presents it as a structured teaching with parts; here, the “second part” emphasizes ālambana-vijñāna—discernment of the meditation-object/support—as essential for the Brahma-yogin’s attainment.
Although Vishnu is not named directly in the verse, the Vishnu Purana’s moksha-teaching consistently treats the Supreme Brahman realized by the Brahma-yogin as Vishnu—the highest reality approached through disciplined meditation.