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Even here (in this world) birth (everything) is overcome by those whose minds rest in eality; Brahman is spotless indeed and eal; therefore they are established in Brahman.

Even here, creation is conquered by those whose minds rest in evenness. Brahman is flawless and the same in all; therefore they are established in Brahman.

Krishna says that those whose minds are settled in sāmya, evenness, have overcome the world of birth and change, sarga, even in this life. The reason given is that Brahman is nirdoṣa, without flaw, and sama, the same everywhere. One who sees equally is therefore already living in Brahman. The verse links the ethical quality of equal vision with the metaphysical nature of the highest reality. Liberation is presented not only as a future state after death but as something that can be realised here and now.