Parīkṣit’s Final Absorption, Takṣaka’s Bite, Janamejaya’s Snake Sacrifice, and the Vedic Sound-Lineage
य इह वाव स्थिरचरनिकराणां निजनिकेतनानां मनइन्द्रियासु गणाननात्मन: स्वयमात्मान्तर्यामी प्रचोदयति ॥ ६९ ॥
ya iha vāva sthira-cara-nikarāṇāṁ nija-niketanānāṁ mana-indriyāsu-gaṇān anātmanaḥ svayam ātmāntar-yāmī pracodayati.
Ngài hiện diện đích thân như Đấng Chủ Tể nội tại trong tim mọi loài hữu tình và vô tình nương tựa nơi Ngài. Chính Ngài thúc đẩy tâm, các căn và khí prāṇa của họ hành động.
This verse states that the Supreme Lord, as Antaryāmī, personally impels the mind, senses, and their activities of all living beings—moving and nonmoving—showing His intimate governance from within.
In his prayers, Brahmā emphasizes that all agency ultimately rests in the Supreme: even the inner workings of perception and thought are energized and directed by the Lord present within the heart as Paramātmā.
Cultivate humility and prayerful dependence: before acting, remember the Lord within, seek guidance through devotion and conscience, and align the mind and senses with dharma rather than ego-driven impulses.