IV: 53 “Even if one engages oneself in every other sort of spiritual endeavor, and even if one has the god’s themselves as one’s teachers, and even if one were in heaven or any other region, liberation is not had except through the cessation of all notions.” 

IV: 62 “Rama, you are already a liberated being: live like one!”
 
V: 5 “All this (everything that can be observed) is but the reflection of the truth.  Nothing but the one Brahman exists.  ‘I am different from this’ is pure fancy: give it up, O Rama.  The one self perceives itself within itself as the infinite consciousness.  Therefore, there is no sorrow, no delusion, no birth (creation), nor creature: whatever is, is.  Be free from distress, O Rama.  Be free of duality; remain firmly established in the self, abandoning even concern for your own welfare.  Be at peace within, with a steady mind.  Let there be no sorrow in your mind.  Rest in the inner silence.  Remain alone, without self willed thoughts.  Be brave, having conquered the mind and the senses.  Be desireless, content with what comes to you unsought.  Live effortlessly, without grabbing or giving up anything.  Be free from all mental perversions and from the blinding taint of illusion.  Rest content in your own self.  Thus, be free from all distress.  Remain in an expansive state in the self, like the full ocean.  Rejoice in the self by the self, like the blissful rays of the full moon.”
 

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