अध्याय ४

II श्रीराम जय राम जय जय राम II

एक संयमाग्निहोत्री I ते युक्तित्रयाच्या मंत्रीं I यजन करिती पवित्रीं I इंद्रियद्रव्यीं II 126 II
एकां वैराग्य रवि विवळे I तंव संयति विहार केले I तेथ अपावृत जाहले I इंद्रियानळ II 127 II
तिहीं विरक्तीची ज्वाळा घेतली I तंव विकारांचीं इंधनें पळिपलीं I तेथ आशाधूमें सांडिलीं I पाचही कुंडें II 128 II
मग वाक्यविधीचिया निरवडी I विषयआहुती उदंडीं I हवन केलें कुंडीं I इंद्रियाग्नीच्या II 129 II

"And then there are those who practice self-control as diligently as a yadnya, exercising the ability to consciously manage and regulate one's physical actions (body), verbal communication (speech), and thoughts (mind), essentially maintaining control over oneself in all aspects of behavior and expression.
When dispassion dawns, it is renunciation by self control that embodies the detachment from worldly desires through the relinquishment of material pursuits and attachments. With the roaring fire of dispassion the past impressions catch fire like dry wood, the desires thus drain out in the form of smoke thus cleansing the Panchendriyas', five buddhi-indriyas or Jnanendriyas and five Karmendriyas (sense organs that deal with the bodily functions)."

II श्रीराम जय राम जय जय रान II

II श्रीसद्गुरूचरणार्पणमस्तु II