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**Chapter Twelfth**
[**Samyaktvam**]
The purity of the mind is truly (**paramarthatah**) only with **Samyaktvam**. Without it, the purity of the mind is filled with delusion and connected to **pratyapāya**. || 1 ||
**Meaning:** Only when **Samyaktvam** is present, does the mind become truly pure. Purity of the mind without **Samyaktvam** is filled with delusion and connected to **pratyapāya**. || 1 ||
Actions like giving (**dāna**) etc. are pure only when accompanied by **Samyaktvam**. These actions are said to be instrumental in achieving the fruit of liberation (**mokṣa**), because **Samyaktvam** is a co-worker in them. || 2 ||
**Meaning:** All actions, like giving, etc., can only be pure when accompanied by **Samyaktvam**. These actions are said to be instrumental in achieving the fruit of liberation, because **Samyaktvam** is a co-worker in them. || 2 ||
Even if one performs actions, renounces caste, wealth, and enjoyments, and even endures suffering, a blind person cannot conquer his enemy. || 3 ||
**Meaning:** Even if a blind person performs many actions, renounces his caste, wealth, and enjoyments, and even endures suffering, he cannot conquer his enemy. || 3 ||
**Adhyatma Sara**
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