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in
his heart, he attains immortality, i. e.
moksha,
being freed
from pains of repeated births and deaths, and, in that stage,
he
enjoys supreme bliss in the company of God.
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15. When all the knots, i. e. crooked and base desires lodg-
ing in one's heart, are rent asunder, he attains
moksha
(immor-
tality). This is the whole teaching of the holy scriptures, i.e.,
of the
(Vedas
and
Shastras).
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16. There are hundred and one veins connected with
the
heart
of a man, out of which one (cailed sushumna) leads to
the head of a man through which the soul mounts up and
attains
moksha
(immortality), and, while moving out otherwise,
the soul takes several births by entering different wombs till he
attains salvation, as aforesaid.
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17. Purusha
(Omnipresent God) is the Supreme Soul ever
dwelling within the
hearts (not larger than thumbl of a
man)
and souls of all beings. One should separate Him from his body