। । ॥ ४४७ ॥
In plain words
The outer self is known as the dwelling place for gross experiences. Joined with the body, senses, and mind, and presented with sounds and sights through the senses, the wise declare this very one to be the enjoyer.
Close to the Sanskrit
The external self is then spoken of as the abode of gross enjoyment. Brought by the senses, of sounds and others, this very one, endowed with body, senses, and mind, the wise say is the enjoyer.