In the chapter of the brahmin this is one of the paragraphs:
> Whoever is
Untied and free of distress,
And for whom neither a "beyond," a "not-beyond,"
Nor a "both beyond-and-not-beyond" exist,
I call a brahmin.
What is the meaning of "beyond" here? What would be the "both-beyond-and-not-beyond"?
Thanks.
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Jan 18, 2015, 05:06 AM
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