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If man regards his thing i.e. God as his own and the extraneous thing i.e. body-world as not his own, then he becomes at once liberated- there is not an iota of doubt it. In the Gita, where there are mentioned the traits of a âGunatitaâ great man i.e. of one who had transcended to the three folds of nature, there he is spoken of , as a one who is stationed in his own Being and is equanimous in moments of sorrow and happiness. Such a man is liberated soul. To expect anything from outside is a big cowardice and a huge frailty of nature. This timidity or feebleness is a concoction, a made up thing; it is not inherent in the being. Where is the weakness or difficulty in regarding oneâs thing as oneâs own, in being oneself, and in regarding extraneous things as not oneâs own.