By Yoga (there is) the vision (experience) of the nature of everlasting bliss. Bliss is the alms that he enjoys. Residence even in the great cemetery is as in a pleasure garden. A solitary place is the monastery. Complete quiescence of the mind is the practice of Brahmavidya. His movement is to unmani state. His pure body is the propless seat of dignity. His activity is the bliss of the waves of immortality. The ether of consciousness is the great established conclusion. Instruction in the emancipating mantra results in efficiency of bodily limbs and mind for possessing divine power in practicing tranquility, self-restraint, etc., and in the realization of the oneness of the (so-called) higher and lower Self. The presiding deity (of the Taraka) is the everlasting bliss of non-duality.