Kapila

People who are devoted to spiritual practices and have intelligence, considering the Vedas as the words of God, see them as authoritative.

Kapila said, 'Realizing that all the fruits attainable through actions are temporary rather than eternal, those who practice self-control and tranquility attain Brahma through the path of knowledge.'

They are liberated from the influence of all dualities. They never submit to anything or any being.

Wisdom is theirs. They are cleansed of every sin, living and roaming purely and spotlessly in great happiness.

Kapila said, 'By following the path of yoga, you can experience its benefits in this life through direct personal experience.

Knowledge helps the person who pursues it to cross the endless cycle of life and death.

Kapila said, 'Acts only purify the body, but knowledge is the ultimate goal that one strives for.'

The Sankhyas or followers of Kapila, who are familiar with all paths and endowed with wisdom, say that there are five flaws.

Kapila, the sage who promulgated the Sankhya philosophy and is honored by the gods, said, 'I have worshiped the divine with great devotion for many lives.'

May you be blessed with good fortune. You possess the virtues of patience, honesty, and integrity.

According to Kapila, if acts are obligatory, then there are the Darsa, the Paurnamasa, the Agnihotra, the Chaturmasya, and other acts for the man of intelligence, which yield eternal merit.

Whatever scriptures one follows, according to which one performs actions, the rules laid down in them for regulating those actions are never fruitless.