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## Gadashtisamuccaya
**The sixth aspect of the Yogadrishtisamuccaya:**
**In the Shrauta Dharma, the mind should always be focused, the body should be engaged in other activities, just as a woman's mind is always absorbed in her husband, just as a cow goes into the forest, grazes, wanders in all directions, but its gaze is always fixed on its calf.** (130)
**The Shrauta Dharma, whose mind is always focused in this way, is not bound by the knowledge of the knower! Even in the midst of the illusory Maya, it remains eternally free from the self, like a lotus flower that does not get stained by the water.** (131)
**Just as a person sees a mirage as a mirage, the senses move freely without any attachment; similarly, when one sees the illusory world as it is, one remains detached and moves towards the ultimate goal.** (132)
**One who considers the illusory world as real, cannot cross the ocean of existence, he is bound by the illusory world and does not move on the right path; he remains there, tormented by the illusory world, and even the path to liberation becomes a source of attachment for him.** (133)
**I am pure knowledge, everything else is evil, this firm truth is strengthened by the constant consumption of the nectar of knowledge; does the yogi, who is always absorbed in contemplation, ever fall into attachment or external influence? He always finds joy in the nature of Bhagavandas.** (134)
**Thus, in the Kiratchandrasonumanahsukhanandana, composed by the great sage Shri Haribhadracharya, the sixth aspect of the Yogadrishtisamuccaya is explained in detail in the Sumanonandani Brihattika, by Bhagavandas.**