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MUNDAKA UPANISHAD 99
learned (wise) men, discarding all actions, good or bad, (res ilt-
ing in worldly pleasures or pains), and being bereft of at
ignorance, attains to the harmony of God, i.e., acquires
His purity and other good qualities (and attains
Moksha).
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4. Verily God is life (bestows, and is dearer than, life)
and manifests Himself in all beings (and in all things of this
wonderous universe). On knowing Him the wise gives up un-
necessary useless talk, but rejoicing and being absorbed in the
self (not seeking any reward), becoms doer of selfless deeds
and foremost among the spirtualists (knowers of the Su-
preme Soul).
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5. The x Supreme Soul is always attainable by truth (vera-
city), austerity (endurance), right knowledge and celebacy (abs-
ence from sexual indulgence). Sages whose faults (passions
and desires) have altogether vanished see Him, the pure
{Holiest), illumined in their inner self (or heart).
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