Verse 37

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The one boon he asks· Verses 33–37

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What boon am I to choose, vast one, better than the sight of you who give the boon? For at the sight of you a man becomes full in his wishes and true in them. Still, I do choose one boon from you who are full and who rain down what is wished for: devotion to the Bhagavan that does not fall away, and to those given over to him, and to you. Honoured and praised in this way by the sage in well-made words, the revered Sarva, with Sarva's consort glad at it, said this to him: Great sage, this whole wish of yours is granted. You have devotion to the one beyond the reach of the senses; holy fame is yours to the end of the aeon, and freedom from age and from death,

and knowledge of the three times, brahmin, and full understanding with detachment in it. May you shine with Brahman, and may the teaching of the old tellings be yours.