10. The absence, Bâdari holds; for thus Scripture says.

A doubt arises whether the Released has a body and sense-organs, or not;

or whether he has them or not just as he pleases. The teacher Bâdari

holds that body and sense-organs are absent; since the text declares

this. The text--'as long as he is embodied there is no freedom from

pleasure and pain; but when he is free from the body then neither

pleasure nor pain touches him' (Ch. Up. VIII, 12, 1)--declares that

pleasure and pain are necessarily connected with embodiedness; and the

text--'having risen from this body and reached the highest light he

manifests himself in his own shape' (VIII, 12, 3)--declares that the

Released one is without a body.

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