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## Brihatpratyakhyanasamstara, Adhikara 2.43:
The entire Shruta Skandha, with its body strength and mental strength, cannot be comprehended by the ascetics, meaning neither its meaning can be understood nor can it be recited. || 92 ||
Further, it is said, "What should be done then?"
In the first step, the one who is filled with enthusiasm on the path of liberation from attachment, he should not be abandoned even at the time of death. || 93 ||
In the second step, the one who is filled with enthusiasm on the path of liberation from attachment, he should not be abandoned even at the time of death. || 93 ||
Meaning: O क्षपक! The one who feels enthusiasm in a single word like "Namohadbhava" from the omniscient's teachings, or in another word like "Namah Siddhebhyah", or in a word of meaning, a word of scripture, a word of evidence, a word of five prostrations, or even in a single seed word, attains the highest state. Therefore, even when the breath is in the throat, one should not abandon the contemplation of the word. || 93 ||
Further, the reason for not abandoning the word is explained:
From this, even a single verse, at the time of death, contemplated with devotion, makes one a devotee. || 94 ||
Meaning: O क्षपक! The one who contemplates even a single verse from this Shruta Skandha or from the five prostrations mantra, along with the devotion of right faith, etc., at the time of death, becomes a devotee, a jewel...