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<p>Added {content_identifier} content</p> <p><b>New page</b></p><div>English Translation Of Sri Shankaracharya&#039;s Sanskrit Commentary By Swami Gambirananda<br /> 12.19 Narah, the person; tulya-ninda-stutih, to whom denunciation and praise are the same; mauni, who is silent, restrained in speech; santustah, content; yena-kenacit, with anything-for the mere maintenance of the body, as has been said in, &#039;The gods know him to be a Brahmana who is clad by anyone whosoever&#039; (Mbh. Sa. 245.12); further, aniketah, he who is homeless, who has no fixed place of residence-&#039;without a home&#039; [ The whole verse is &#039;He,however is certainly the knower of Liberation who has attachment neither for a hut, nor for water, nor cloth, nor the three places of pilgrimage, nor a home, nor a seat, nor food.&#039;], as said in another Smrti; sthira-matih, steady-minded, whose thought is steady with regard to the Reality which is the supreme Goal; and bhaktiman, who is full of devotion-(he) is dear to Me. [There is a repeated mention of Bhakti in this Chapter because it is means to the Knowledge which leads to the supreme Goal.]<br /> <br /> The group of alities of the monks who meditate on the Immutable, who have renounced all desires, who are steadfast in the knowledge of the supreme Goal-which (alities) are under discussion beginning from &#039;He who is not hateful towards any creature&#039; (13), is being concluded:</div>

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