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When the chitta desires something, grieves for someone, catches, or lets go of something, and becomes angry or pleased with something – that is when the person is bound.
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When the chitta is free of desire, grief, renunciation, acceptance, joy and anger, it is mukta (liberated).
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When the chitta is attached to anything that is seen in this world, the person has bondage. When the chitta has no attachments, the person has Moksha.
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When the ahambhaava (identification) with the vyashti-samashti (individual-collective whole) is negated, there is Moksha. Wherever there is ahambhava, there is bondage. Know this and neither catch nor give up any expectation.