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Yoga-drishti-samuchaya
The only true, external, Kevala is one, without obstacles, without defects; that is the ultimate principle here, all else is just a wave. 116 Thus the wise, patient, great one, always practices pratyahara, withdrawing the senses from objects, not clinging to enjoyment. 117 Where the senses have been withdrawn from objects, where they have been forcefully removed from the objects they love, they are united with their own form. 118 Enjoyment is the friend of sin, enjoyment is the disease for yoga; enjoyment is the enjoyment of the serpent, who desires enjoyment forever? 119 Even from dharma, enjoyment is obtained, but it is not liked; like cool sandalwood, it burns the forest of fire. 120 From enjoyment, the cessation of desire, never happens, it only increases; taking the burden off one shoulder, it is loaded onto the other! 121 Thus the yogi thinks, without desire, self-contented, a treasure of virtue; he abandons the poison of objects, and worships the nectar of his own form. 122 The eight great siddhis, the nine treasures, are near to yoga; all powers become his servants, and come to him of their own accord. 123 He sees the nine drishtis, the true Samyak-drishti! Where there is infinite power of the soul, there is only the attainment of siddhi. 124 Sitting in the house of his own form, the yogi is a witness here; he sees the play of the dust of karma, and experiences the waves of lila freely. 125 He removes the bondage of dharma, he strives for dharma through the principle; he remains steadfast in his own dharma, and attains the state of the delight of the Lord. 126 ॥ इति महर्षिश्रीहरिभद्राचार्यविरचिते किरत्चंद्रसूनुमनःसुखनंदनेन भगवानदासेन सुमनोनंदनीबृहत्टीकानामकविवेचनेन सप्रपञ्च विवेचिते श्रीयोगदृष्टिसमुच्चयशाने पञ्चमी स्थिरादृष्टिः॥