Vijñāna Bhairava / Verses 51–80 (उपदेश) / 78

78

Vijñāna Bhairava (विज्ञान भैरव)

मृद्वासने स्फिजैकेन हस्तपादौ निराश्रयम् ।
निधाय तत्प्रसङ्गेन परा पूर्णा मतिर् भवेत्
mṛdvāsane sphijaikena hastapādau nirāśrayam |
nidhāya tatprasaṅgena parā pūrṇā matir bhavet

The line

On a soft seat, having placed hands and feet without a support, by one hip, by that occasion the mind would become supreme and full.

नेपालीमा

नरम आसनमा एउटै नितम्बले टेकेर, हात र खुट्टा आड नदिई राख्दा, त्यही अवसरले बुद्धि परा र पूर्ण हुन्छ।

Where it sits

The seat and the hip are the verse's words. The fruit it names is a full mind. The page stays with the sentence.

Split: mṛdvāsane (मृद्वासने) + sphijaikena (स्फिजैकेन) + hastapādau (हस्तपादौ) + nirāśrayam (निराश्रयम्) + nidhāya (निधाय) + tatprasaṅgena (तत्प्रसङ्गेन) + parā (परा) + pūrṇā (पूर्णा) + matiḥ (मतिः) + bhavet (भवेत्)

Sanskrit, in depth

The words

WordGrammarSense
mṛdvāsane (मृद्वासने)locative singular, neuteron a soft seat.
sphijaikena (स्फिजैकेन)instrumental singular, neuterby one hip. sphij (स्फिज्) is the hip. eka (एक) is one.
hastapādau (हस्तपादौ)accusative dual, masculinethe two hands and the two feet. Or hands and feet as a dual pair.
nirāśrayam (निराश्रयम्)indeclinable, or accusativewithout a support.
nidhāya (निधाय)absolutivehaving placed.
tatprasaṅgena (तत्प्रसङ्गेन)instrumental singular, masculineby the occasion of that.
parā (परा)nominative singular, femininesupreme.
pūrṇā (पूर्णा)nominative singular, femininefull.
matiḥ (मतिः)nominative singular, femininemind, thought.
bhavet (भवेत्)optativeit would become.

The phrases

On a soft seat, by one hip, having placed hands and feet without a support, by that occasion the mind would become supreme and full.

Sanskrit in this line

sphij (स्फिज्) is a stem in a consonant. sphijā (स्फिजा) plus ekena (एकेन) contracts toward sphijaikena (स्फिजैकेन).

Say it back

Say what the mind becomes.