Unmoving, nondual, faster than the mind, unreachable by divine senses, surpassing those who chase after despite Its staying still — by That the life force of fire and air supports the activities of all beings.
That moves and That does not move. That is far and That is also near. That is within all this and That is also without all this.
Whosoever perceives all beings in the Self alone and the Self in all beings never feels any opposition.
As all beings have become the Self alone for the seer who understands, what attachment and what sorrow is there for that one who sees unceasingly such oneness?
That is all-pervading and resplendent; formless, unscathed, and without muscle; pure, spotless, and omniscient; transcendent, self-existent, and perfectly allotting all things throughout an eternity of time.
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