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One who has eyes — -suggests a discriminaling man whose view of life will be difTerent from that of the ordinary man. Hence he can generalise the objective world as so m^ny/orms. ' Form ' implies 'colour,' which also is a meaning of the word ' Rupa.' ]

522. What wise man would discard that enjoyment of Supreme Bliss and revel in things unsubstantial? When the exceed- ^ ingly charming moon is shining, who i would wish to look at a painted moon?

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523, From the perception of unreal things there is neither satisfaction nor a cessation of misery. Therefore, being satisfied with the realisation of the Bliss Absolute, the One without a second, live happily in a state of identity with the Real Brahman.

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