Text 25] Purusa-siikta Confirmed 301

he is the Lord himself, the personalist, out of a great gratitude, worships
the Lord in devotional service, knowing perfectly well that nothing is
different from the Lord. The devotee therefore endeavors to apply every-
thing in the service of the Lord because he knows that everything is the
property of the Lord and that no one can claim anything as one’s own.
This perfect conception of oneness helps the worshiper in being engaged
in His loving service, whereas the impersonalist, being falsely puffed up,
remains a nondevotee forever, without being recognized by the Lord.

TEXT 24

ql AHA WIT ATACTTT: FAT: |
A SaqAd WAMMIMa7s: [vl

tesu yajnasya pasavah
sa-vanaspatayah kusah

idar ca deva-yajanam
kalas corugunanvitah

tesu—in such sacrifices; yajiiasya—of the sacrificial performance; pasavah
—the animals or the sacrificial ingredients; sa-vanaspatayah—along with
flowers and leaves; kusah—the straw; tdam—all these; ca—as also; deva-
yajanam—the sacrificial altar; kalah—suitable time; ca—as also; uru—
great; guna-anvitah—qualified.

TRANSLATION

For performing sacrificial ceremonies, sacrificial ingredients, such as
flowers, leaves and straw, along with the sacrificial altar and a suitable
time [Spring] are all required.

TEXT 25

TAT: TE SAT AT |
at Ta amis aaela A AAA R4II
