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By practicing **pratistroto'nugami** (going against the current), one becomes a holder of **lokoत्तरचरित्र** (transcendental character). ||53||
He rejects the desires he has obtained, does not adopt **bahurupata** (multiformity), opens the eye of knowledge and closes the eye of ignorance. ||54||
**Meaning:** The **jnana yogi** (knowledge yogi) throws out the desired objects (enjoyments) that he can obtain from his mind-house, he rejects them. He does not become attached one moment and detached the next, angry one moment and pleased the next; he never adopts such **bahurupata** (multiformity). Due to his purity, he opens the excellent (knowledge-like) eyes and closes the other physical eyes (eyes of ignorance). That is, he becomes so absorbed in meditation on the Self that his eyes of ignorance automatically close completely, ignorance itself flees. ||54||
He observes the inner feelings, attains **पूर्णभाव** (perfection), enjoys the kingdom of the Self, and does not see anything else remaining. ||55||
**Meaning:** And then he observes the objects that remain in his soul, attains **पूर्णभाव** (perfection), enjoys the kingdom of the Self, and does not see anything else remaining. ||55||