Mundaka 3.10
puruṣa evedaṃ viśvaṃ karma tapo brahma parāmṛtam। etadyo veda nihitaṃ guhāyāṃ so'vidyāgranthiṃ vikiratīha somya ॥10॥
This Puruṣaḥa, the universal person, is truly the universe, action, austerity, Brahman, and the supreme without death. Whoever knows THIS hidden in the heart's cave breaks the knot of ignorance here, dear one.
Bhāshya 3.10
Indeed, the 'puruṣaḥa', the person, named the supreme deathless Brahman is that Lord alone. Knowledge, dharma, strength, and action are His innate nature.
bhagavataḥ karma ceṣṭā tapo jñānaṃ ca parāmṛtabrahmākhyaḥ puruṣo bhagavāneva।
The Lord's actions are 'ceṣṭā', i.e. effort or movement. His austerity is knowledge. Indeed, the 'puruṣaḥa', the person, named the supreme deathless Brahman is that Lord alone.
"yaiṣā ceṣṭā bhagavato yac ca jñānaṃ parātmanaḥ। tatsarvaṃ bhagavāneva ye ca dharmā balādayaḥ॥"
"This activity of the Lord and the knowledge of the Supreme Soul - all that is indeed Lord only. Similar are dharma, strength, and others as well."
iti ca।
- stated thus as well
"svābhāvikī jñānabalakriyā ca।"
"Knowledge, strength, and action are His innate nature."
iti śrutiḥ।
- stated thus in the Vedic testimonial.
॥iti tṛtīyaḥ khaṇḍaḥ॥
Thus ends the third section.
