Verse 66

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In plain words

It comes up like the sun, and doership and all its company go the way of darkness — gone, not fought off. Knowledge with no division left anywhere in it: what else could it possibly be but the truth of 'That thou art'?

Close to the Sanskrit

That knowledge, devoid of difference — in which, risen like the sun, agency and the rest depart like darkness — how indeed could it be anything but the very reality of 'That thou art' and the rest?