Adhyaya 40 — The Yogin’s Impediments (Upasargas), Subtle Concentrations, and the Eight Siddhis
भूतवर्गादवाप्नोति शब्दाद्यैः ह्रियते न च ।
न चास्य सन्ति शब्दाद्यास्तद्भोक्ता तैर् न युज्यते ॥
bhūtavargād avāpnoti śabdādyaiḥ hriyate na ca / na cāsya santi śabdādyās tadbhoktā tair na yujyate
Hindi ito naaabot (ibig sabihi’y naaapektuhan) ng pangkat ng mga elemento, ni nadadala ng tunog at iba pa (mga bagay ng pandama). Tunay nga, para rito ay walang tunog at iba pa; at bilang tagaranas ng kalagayang iyon, hindi ito nakapapailalim sa mga iyon.
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Liberation is portrayed as non-entanglement with sense-objects: the Self is not ‘dragged’ by sound and the rest. Practically, it endorses restraint (saṃyama) and dispassion toward sensory allure.
Upadeśa on ātma-svarūpa; not pancalakṣaṇa content.
The verse implies a shift from viṣaya-bhoga (object-enjoyment) to svarūpa-sthiti (abidance in one’s nature), where ‘sound etc.’ are recognized as superimpositions on consciousness.