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Essay heading: SANKHYA YOGA
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Lord Krishna replies, iA Jivanmukta is free from desires, longings, mine-ness,
I-ness, attachment and fear. He is satisfied in his own Self. He is indifferent amidst sensual
pleasures. He is not elated by getting desirable objects. He has a poised mind at all times and under
all conditions. He has perfect control over his mind and senses...
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He has perfect control over his mind and senses. He lives in Brahman. He is centred
in his own Self. He is dead to the sensual worldi
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