--- In [email protected], Vaj <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>  From a list I subscribe to:
> 
> Q.199) Is it not correct to say that we realize
> Brahman when the ignorance disappears as told by
> Sankara?
> 
> Ans.) Sankara told `Jnanadevatu Kaivalyam', which
> means that one can achieve the grace of the Lord
> through the divine knowledge. 

Perhaps it's OK to translate "kaivalyam" as "the grace
of the Lord". I really, really hope "they" don't see
the word "deva" in "jñaanaadevatu (jñaanaad eva tu)
kaivalyam". :)
I would translate that e.g:

"Well" (eva tu), liberation (kaivalyam) from (=as
the result of) knowlegde (jñaanaat).





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