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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 /> 13.2 The Lord specifies the body as the object referred to by the pronoun idam (this). O son of Kunti, (this body) abhidhiyate, is referred to; ksetram iti, as the field-because it is protected (tra) against injury (ksata), or because it perishes (ksi), wastes away (ksar), or because the results of actions get fulfilled in the body as in a field (ksetra). The word iti is used in the sense of &#039;as&#039;.<br /> They-who?-tadvidah, who are versed in this, who know the &#039;field&#039; and the &#039;knower of the field&#039;; ahuh, call; tam, him, the knower; yah, who; vetti etat, is concious of, knows, it, the body, the field-makes it, from head to foot, an abject of his knowledge; makes it an object of perception as a separate entity, through knowledg which is spontaneous or is acired through instruction; ksetrajna iti, as the knower of the field. As before, the word iti is used in the sense of &#039;as&#039;. They call him as the knower of the field.<br /> Is it that the field and the knower of the field thus mentioned are to be understood through this much knowledge only? The answer is, no.</div>

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