Gadhada Last Section Vach. 39 Vachanamrut Rahasyarth Pradeepika Tika

Someone who is versed in both the knowledge about the soul and greatness of God in that manner may have become bound to the pleasures of the five sensations, but still, he does not remain bound by them; he surely breaks free and emerges from such bondages. In that case, it goes without saying that someone who has discarded the pleasures of the sensations and behaves accordingly does not become bound by them. Having listened to these two types of spiritual knowledge, one should become mentally determined about them. For example, there may be a brave, violent man. One of his adversaries may have killed his father, as a result of which, he has become extremely aggrieved. Whilst he is still angry because of that incident, the adversary may kill his son and then kill his brother. He may then abduct his wife as well as his mother and enslave her to a Muslim. He may seize his village and property. In this way, as the adversary continues to harass him, the fury in his mind becomes evermore intense. He thinks only about this all the time, whilst awake and in his dreams. He becomes obsessive about it. Similarly, by continually remaining obsessed about these two aspects, a person becomes accomplished in that spiritual knowledge. This spiritual knowledge helps that individual if he faces any kind of adversities.