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Atdhvadhi eva kurtae na bhvaet upi baalish jivan mukat sukhi shrimaan sasaarn upi shobhtae || /18.26/

Atdhvadhieva= like one who does not say that,  kurtae= acts,  na= not, bhvaet = is not affected, upi= even,  baalish= stupid,  jivan= life , mukat = liberated , sukhi= happy,  shrimaan = blessed one, sasaarn= worldly life,  upi = even ,shobhtae= glorify

Translation:  One who does not say that he is not affected by acting even though acting and is a not stupid, such a liberated life is happy and is blessed one and even glorify worldly life. /18.26/.

Central Communication: Wise Guru says that a self-conscious realized yoga disciple is a liberated life who looks like a stupid. But he is an intelligent and conscious of the motives of actions of his thoughts and physical performance of body. But contrary to normal persons, he acts without any set purpose or motive. A fool or abnormal person is generally below the normal level of intelligence. But he is such a fool or abnormal person who is above normal intelligence. He realizes that there is no harm in living life in this illusionary world, if one is not attached to desires and its objects and things. It is only attachments that bind normal person to and desires make him unhappy. Illusionary world and its objects and things itself have nothing to do with the suffering that a normal person suffers.

A liberated life [Jivanmukat] is liberated from life, even while living a life. He is like an abnormal person who does say that he is not acting so. But he is a normal person though lives like an abnormal person. Even though he lives in the world, but he is not in this world as he has reposed on self-conscious in conscious mind by profound meditation. Hence he is blessed one and glorify world while living human life.