परमार्थ-निर्णयः—श्रेयस्-भेदः, कर्म-ध्यान-सीमा, एकात्मदर्शनम्
तस्यात्मपरदेहेषु सतो ऽप्य् एकमयं हि यत् विज्ञानं परमार्थो ऽसौ द्वैतिनो ऽतत्त्वदर्शिनः
tasyātmaparadeheṣu sato 'py ekamayaṃ hi yat vijñānaṃ paramārtho 'sau dvaitino 'tattvadarśinaḥ
Ang mapanuring kaalaman na sa pamamagitan nito—bagaman ang Sarili ay nasa sariling katawan at sa katawan ng iba—ay nakikilala bilang iisang di-nahahating katotohanan: iyon ang pinakamataas na katotohanan. Ang mga kumakapit sa dalawahan at di nakakakita ng tunay, hindi natatanaw ang diwa nito.
Sage Parāśara (teaching Maitreya)
This verse defines true vijñāna as seeing a single, undivided reality present in oneself and others, establishing inner unity as the text’s marker of the highest truth (paramārtha).
He states that those who treat duality as ultimate are a-tattva-darśin—unable to perceive the real—because they miss the single essence that underlies apparent difference.
In the Vishnu Purana’s framework, the one reality recognized through vijñāna aligns with Vishnu as the supreme ground of being; perceiving unity is thus a way of seeing the Lord’s all-pervasive sovereignty.